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Jarrod Jones

Chicago

Writer at IGN

Editor at DoomRocket

writes about film/tv. words: @TheAVClub, @PasteMagazine, etc. runs @doomrocket_ reads lots (and lots) of comics. https://t.co/sBdelSZtvF

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Articles

  • A ★★½ review of Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning (2025)

    1 week ago | letterboxd.com | Jarrod Jones |Christopher McQuarrie

    ★★½ going in with the awareness that this is the second part of a two-part finale (retitling notwithstanding) does not improve its prospects.

  • ‎‘The Shrouds’ review by Jarrod Jones • Letterboxd

    1 month ago | letterboxd.com | Jarrod Jones |David Cronenberg

    ★★★ instances of mournful grace interspersed with some of the most goofball bloviations I've heard from Cronenberg yet; a labyrinth of grief and paranoia navigated by the starship Tesla; the director's fascination with the disintegrating body and finding a way to get horny about it — the hallmarks of his work are present, stitched together by the slightest threads, which forms a loose patchwork that allows much of this to fray out into full-on absurdism (your mileage may vary about whether...

  • Naomi Watts Grapples with a Great Dane and Greater Grief in The Friend

    2 months ago | pastemagazine.com | Jarrod Jones

    Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. Grief’s dull, persistent ache informs much of Scott McGehee and David Siegel’s The Friend, yet it’s soothed by watching Naomi Watts buddy up with the world’s best dog.

  • The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep Review - IGN

    Feb 11, 2025 | ign.com | Jarrod Jones

    The biggest draw for The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep is its lead performance: Game Geralt Doug Cockle moves from one rendition of Andrzej Sapkowski’s ongoing fantasy saga to another to give a gravelly, sardonic turn as the famed Butcher of Blaviken in this Netflix movie. Unfortunately, the biggest draw here is also the only draw. A follow-up to 2021's Nightmare of the Wolf, Sirens of the Deep is unimaginative and dramatically sterile.

  • The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep Review

    Feb 11, 2025 | flipboard.com | Jarrod Jones

    4 hours agoVince Neil's private jet involved in fatal crash at Scottsdale Airport: Mötley Crüe release statementOne person has died after a private jet owned by Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil crashed upon landing at Scottsdale Municipal Airport in Arizona. At a …3 hours agoMarvel drops bombshell, retiring Peter Parker as Spider-ManIf you aren't caught up on the events of The Amazing Spider-Man (2022); let me get you up to date real quick. A vampire invasion broke loose during …

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Jarrod Jones
Jarrod Jones @jarrodjones_
10 May 25

can’t seem to escape @musicboxtheatre this week (nor would I want to) https://t.co/GTMfDnRSwK

Jarrod Jones
Jarrod Jones @jarrodjones_
10 May 25

two new reviews over at DoomRocket: Albert Birney's OBEX, easily my favorite film from this year's @CriticsFf, and Tallulah Hazekamp Schwab's MR. K, two oddball films about finding strength through adversity that I recommend mightily https://t.co/AsHsJ7QxZj https://t.co/lwBTiKUq5P

Jarrod Jones
Jarrod Jones @jarrodjones_
9 May 25

RT @roxana_hadadi: my Chicago pope https://t.co/BusHsg7TEZ