The Boss Baby: Family Business Review - Infantile And Endearing
While your first reaction might be to dismiss The Boss Baby: Family Business, it's really a delightful comedy, especially for parents and their kids.
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Pig Review: That'll Do
"Pig" is not the "John Wick" imitator you might think. But does that means it's worth watching anyway?
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The Mitchells Vs. The Machines Review: Fun For The Whole Family
Ready for an animated adventure that oozes fun out of its every frame? You're in luck -- Netflix's "The Mitchells vs. the Machines" is here.
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Summertime Review: Too Cute By Half
"Summertime" is nothing if not sweet. It's also nothing if not messy and undisciplined. How does all that add up as a viewing experience?
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Roadrunner Review: A Fitting Tribute
Rather than slavishly paying tribute to Bourdain, Morgan Neville's "Roadrunner" engages with the man's legacy on more intimate terms.
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Jakob's Wife Review: Domestic Bliss, Interrupted
Demented, macabre, and plenty brutal, "Jakob's Wife" is also a truly affecting character portrait of a woman at a crossroads ... with vampire stuff.
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Space Jam: A New Legacy Review: Putting On A Clinic
It seems only appropriate that "Space Jam: A New Legacy" is about basketball, because there has never been a movie easier to dunk on.
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Old Review: Too Strange To Miss
Love him or hate him, no one else is doing what M. Shyamalan does -- and he's definitely doing it with "Old."
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Monday Review: Fools In Love
Sebastian Stan and Denise Gough meet cute in the star-crossed romance "Monday," but it's all downhill from there - in more ways than one.
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Snake Eyes Review: A Real American Head-Scratcher
There has never been a movie quite like "Snake Eyes." Is this a good thing or a bad thing? Well...
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Nine Days Review: Science Fiction Gets Spiritual
"Nine Days" promises to ""invite you to reconsider your entire worldview." That's a pretty tall order for a film - does this one live up to it?
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Thunder Force Review: Melissa McCarthy's Superhero Blunder
"Thunder Force" is a high-concept superhero comedy starring Melissa McCarthy and Octavia Spencer. Unfortunately, you need more than them to make a great movie.
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Jungle Cruise Review: A Pleasant Enough Throwback
Did you love Stephen Sommers' "Mummy" films or Gore Verbinski's original "Pirates" trilogy? This might just be the "Jungle Cruise" for you.
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Voyagers Review: An Imbalanced Morality Tale, In Space
"Voyagers" puts a bunch of kids on a spaceship with one adult guardian -- and a secret drug -- to keep them in line. What could possibly go wrong?
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The Green Knight Review: Chivalry Isn't Dead
It's the stirring way Lowery updates the source material that will leave the film swirling around your subconscious long after the closing credits.
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Stillwater Review: Star Wipe
Damon has made plenty of fine films, but has often felt like he was trying to shed his movie star albatross. Now he finally has.
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Beckett Review: Hitchcock In The Heart Of Greece
"Beckett" should be the blueprint for the ideal John David Washington vehicle going forward.
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Annette Review: Love, Loss, And A Singing Puppet Baby
"Annette," much like the music of Sparks, will likely prove to be an acquired taste.
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The Suicide Squad Review: The Way Of The Gunn
For better and for worse, "The Suicide Squad" definitely feels like a James Gunn movie.
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Swan Song Review: A Glamorous Showcase
This is the film that beloved character actor Udo Kier has deserved to star in for quite some time.
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Val Review: Batman Beyond
"Val" is a heartbreaking, fiercely creative documentary telling the hard-luck story of a Hollywood star whose life has taken some tough turns.
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Free Guy Review: The N00b Tube
"Free Guy" is certainly fun. But is that enough to forgive its flaws?
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CODA Review: 'Nuff Said
"CODA" threatens to be undone by schmaltz and cliche at every corner, but it transcends its weepy tone through sheer force of will and unique charm.
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Demonic Review: District 666
Neill Blomkamp was once seen as a filmmaker on the rise. A few flops have changed that, but can "Demonic" help him bounce back?
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Don't Breathe 2 Review: One Last Gasp
The first "Don't Breathe" was a surprisingly effective home invasion thriller with some nasty surprises. The sequel? Not so much.
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Reminiscence Review: God Loves, Nostalgia Kills
Science fiction and film noir make for surprisingly cozy bedfellows, but synthesizing the two is nowhere as easy as it looks.
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PAW Patrol: The Movie Review: Let The Kids Play
If the little people in your life love "PAW Patrol" (and these days, what kid age 2-7 doesn't?), they will adore "PAW Patrol: The Movie."
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