The Running Man Review
Edgar Wright’s The Running Man is very much worth seeing on the big screen with an enthusiastic audience.
Edgar Wright’s The Running Man is very much worth seeing on the big screen with an enthusiastic audience.
Predator: Badlands is fun, action-packed, and just the kind of popcorn flick you want to see at the theater.
The Guillermo del Toro adaptation is set to open in theaters on October 17 and will then begin streaming on Netflix on November 7.
The third installment of the TRON franchise opens in theaters on Friday, October 10.
The new Paul Thomas Anderson film opens in theaters on Friday, September 26.
The Long Walk is one of the very best adaptations of Stephen King’s work.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps is the best Marvel Cinematic Universe film since Avengers: Endgame.
Superman feels like a beginning, and I am thrilled to see what happens in this universe next.
A fun popcorn flick that will entertain summer audiences, especially as Krypto steals the show.
The film has a lot of emotional depth and post-apocalyptic action, but it also features enough weirdness and graphic nudity.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski, the Brad Pitt film opens in theaters on June 27.
The new film from Danny and Michael Philippou is an undeniable psychological lesson in torment and unease.
Paramount Pictures will release the highly anticipated film in theaters on Friday, May 23.
Thunderbolts* is the course correction that Marvel Studios has needed, but not the dramatic win they still need.
Diego Luna, Tony Gilroy, and the rest of the cast and crew have created something that will stand the test of time forever.
The Isaiah Saxon is an invitation to unlock the imagination and experience something more.
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.
The Marvel Studios film is “incredibly underwhelming and has little to offer beyond the movie trailers and commercials.”
Directed by Jonathan Eusebio, the new action comedy stars Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose.
The film is too beholden to its superhero roots to get the most out of its disparate pieces.