Anaconda Review
Anaconda is a great film to see at the theater with a big crowd. The audience’s reaction is a big part of the fun as they scream and laugh.
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Avatar: Fire and Ash Review
Avatar: Fire and Ash is well worth seeing on the biggest screen possible. It’s the rare spectacle that requires a theatrical viewing.
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Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Review
A solid entry in the series that should satisfy fans of whodunits and Benoit Blanc.
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The Running Man Review
Edgar Wright’s The Running Man is very much worth seeing on the big screen with an enthusiastic audience.
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Predator: Badlands Review
Predator: Badlands is fun, action-packed, and just the kind of popcorn flick you want to see at the theater.
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TRON: Ares Review
The third installment of the TRON franchise opens in theaters on Friday, October 10.
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Superman Review
A fun popcorn flick that will entertain summer audiences, especially as Krypto steals the show.
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28 Years Later Review
The film has a lot of emotional depth and post-apocalyptic action, but it also features enough weirdness and graphic nudity.
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Thunderbolts* (The New Avengers) Review
Thunderbolts* is the course correction that Marvel Studios has needed, but not the dramatic win they still need.
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Novocaine Review
If you haven’t been to the theater in a while, you may want to check it out with as big a crowd as possible.
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Captain America: Brave New World Review
The Marvel Studios film is “incredibly underwhelming and has little to offer beyond the movie trailers and commercials.”
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Love Hurts Review
Directed by Jonathan Eusebio, the new action comedy stars Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose.
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Venom: The Last Dance Review
Like the previous two films, Venom: The Last Dance is a bit of a mess.
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Joker: Folie à Deux Review
The sequel takes a lot of what made the first film interesting and moves away from it.
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A Quiet Place: Day One Review
Samira is in the final stages of cancer. Living in a hospice care facility, she has no loved ones to care for her, and she counts down the days to her inevitable death. Her sole comfort is her cat. Seeing Samira in the depths of depression, her nurse, Reuben, invites her on a field trip…
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The Fall Guy Review
Colt Seaver seems to have it all. He has one of the best jobs in the world as the stuntman for the world’s biggest action star, Tom Ryder. On top of that, he has fallen in love with camera operator Jody Moreno. Everything seems perfect. But when a stunt on Ryder’s latest film goes wrong,…
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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review
Director Guy Ritchie’s The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is loosely based on a true story. During World War II, Nazi U-boats are slowly cutting off the UK from desperately needed supplies and troops from the United States. As Prime Minister Winston Churchill faces increasing pressure to surrender to Adolf Hitler, he seeks a rather unique…
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Dune: Part Two Review
DUNE: PART TWO SUMMARY: After the events of Dune: Part One, House Atreides has been wiped out and the Harkonnens have taken over Arrakis thanks to the treachery of the Emperor. Paul Atreides and his pregnant mother, Jessica, have taken refuge with the Fremen in the desert. While some, like Stilgar, believe that Paul is…
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Madame Web Review
MADAME WEB SUMMARY: Cassandra Webb is an awkward loner in every respect of the term. She grew up as an orphan in the foster system after the death of her mother during childbirth. Now, as an adult, she lives alone and rarely socializes. Her only real relationships are with a stray cat and her paramedic…
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Argylle Review
ARGYLLE SUMMARY: Elly Conway is a successful, world-renowned, romantic spy thriller author. She has legions of fans for her books, which tell the story of super-spy Argylle. Argylle is suave, tough, sophisticated, articulate, and romantic. Essentially, he is everything that Elly is not. Quite the opposite of her characters, Elly lives alone with her pet…
