Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Review
Paramount Pictures will release the highly anticipated film in theaters on Friday, May 23.
Thunderbolts* (The New Avengers) Review
Thunderbolts* is the course correction that Marvel Studios has needed, but not the dramatic win they still need.
Andor Season 2 Review
Diego Luna, Tony Gilroy, and the rest of the cast and crew have created something that will stand the test of time forever.
The Legend of Ochi Review
The Isaiah Saxon is an invitation to unlock the imagination and experience something more.
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.
Captain America: Brave New World Review
The Marvel Studios film is “incredibly underwhelming and has little to offer beyond the movie trailers and commercials.”
Love Hurts Review
Directed by Jonathan Eusebio, the new action comedy stars Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose.
Kraven the Hunter Review
The film is too beholden to its superhero roots to get the most out of its disparate pieces.
Wicked Review
Wicked is as crowd-pleasing and bursting with emotion as many of the great musicals of yesteryear.
Gladiator II Review
Come for the sweeping storytelling; stay for Denzel Washington’s gleefully anarchic performance.
Venom: The Last Dance Review
Like the previous two films, Venom: The Last Dance is a bit of a mess.
Joker: Folie à Deux Review
The sequel takes a lot of what made the first film interesting and moves away from it.
Megalopolis Review
Megalopolis is a frustrating but enthralling dive into Coppola’s vision of what film (and, by extension, life itself) are, have been and could be.
Alien: Romulus Review
Fede Alvarez was absolutely the right choice for this movie, and he directed the hell out of it. It’s a blast to watch.
Deadpool & Wolverine Movie Review
Marvel Studio’s new Deadpool & Wolverine movie is chock full of cameos and juicy details. It’s hardly unexpected, but as someone who went in only knowing about one cameo, I want you to have the same experience I did. I’m going to keep the spoilers to an absolute minimum outside of what you’ve likely seen…
Deadpool & Wolverine Review
It’s no secret that the Marvel Cinematic Universe has had a bit of a struggle lately – spread too thin, films that haven’t hit as well as they’d like, and spinning all the plates has left fans feeling a bit frustrated and exhausted. Well, Marvel Studios sees you and feels your pain. So let’s just…
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…
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes Review
The original Planet of the Apes was classic ’60s science fiction in the sense that it was focused on its central theme of man’s misuse of the planet and how easily nature could turn against us, but not necessarily on interesting plot or dialogue to carry its ideas to far beyond its natural borders. It…
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,…
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…