Now that the dust has settled after the Sundance 2025 Film Festival has come to a close, I have to say this was definitely a stronger festival than last year's with a really strong selection of films overall. There were very few movies I didn't enjoy on some level (I'm looking at you By Design ). Here are the ten that I loved the most. I can't wait for more audiences to get to enjoy these, hopefully sooner rather than later. 10 - THE UGLY STEPSISTER This dark retelling of the

Hooray! We've finally made it to my last movie recaps from Sundance 2025! Whew! This wasn't even one of my busier years, but it's still been crazy finding the time to recount everything. Now we've just got three more things to recap before I can share my Top Ten films from the festival. THE LEGEND OF OCHI In The Legend of Ochi , a young girl named Yuri (Helena Zengel) was raised by her father (Willem Dafoe) to fear mysterious creatures called the Ochi. One day when she finds

Saturday I got to see one of my strongest lineups of the festival with four films that I was REALLY excited for (all but Sorry, Baby were featured on my Top Ten Anticipated list for the fest, and honestly that film almost made the list but I didn't know what else to write about besides the fact that the still featured an adorable baby kitten and I was instantly sold). So let's take a look at my thoughts on a few of the most buzzed-about movies of the festival. SORRY, BABY Th

The 2025 Sundance Film Festival has finally come to a close, but I still have so many more movies to recap (at least two more posts worth...) and a final wrap-up, so please bear with me while I get through them all!!! Here are the films I saw last Friday. IF I HAD LEGS I'D KICK YOU If I Had Legs I'd Kick You is certainly one of the more difficult films to both watch and reflect upon for this year's fest. Rose Byrne gives a tour de force performance as a mom named Linda who i