Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: Tooning Out
There's a ton that will make you exhale in bemused recognition, but actual, tangible laughs? The film's ultimate mystery might be why it never quite gets there.
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The Velvet Underground Review: Linger On
There is an infectious melody to be found in this film, but it stubbornly refuses to give you things the easy way.
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Boogie Review: A Missed Opportunity
Eddie Huang's directorial debut is a coming of age story with a lot on its mind. It's hard to find fault with its ambitions, but do they add up to a good movie?
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The Addams Family 2 Review: It Takes More To Tango
Ever wondered what would happen if the Addams Family went on a road trip?
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The Many Saints Of Newark Review: Gangster's Paradise Lost
Is this "Sopranos" prequel strong enough to stand on its own outside the beloved series?
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V/H/S/94 Review: Throwback Thrills And Chills
This dark new chapter in the anthology is a film that very much lives up to the promise of its title, for better and for worse.
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There's Someone Inside Your House Review: A Satisfying Slasher
The result is a slick, fun, not-too-preachy slasher film anchored by a solid young cast, and featuring a couple of very memorable kills.
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The Last Duel Review: Chivalry Was A Myth
For all its thorny material, "The Last Duel" certainly feels like a triumph.
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Halloween Kills Review: If It Bleeds, We Can Kill It
Just like when we were kids, it sure does feel good to once again not be able to wait for "Halloween" to get here.
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Boss Level Review: Groundhog Day For Action Fans
Does this Frank Grillo-led action thriller level up the crowded time loop subgenre? Or is "Boss Level" another unfortunate video game film that flops?
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The French Dispatch Review: The Best (And Worst) Of Wes Anderson
In Wes Anderson's latest, the limits of a seemingly boundless cinematic imagination are frequently exposed.
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Eternals Review: Gods Among Us
The 26th MCU film is audacious in a way unlike anything that has come before it.
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Antlers Review: Terror In A Small Town
"Antlers" turns out to be a film that was very much worth the wait, delivering sleep-with-the-lights-on terror just in time for Halloween.
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Last Night In Soho Review: The Sixties Sense
It's nothing short of a disappointment to see a great director make his first big misstep the second he finally steps out of his comfort zone.
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The Beta Test Review: Hectic Hollywood
"The Beta Test" is one of those films that makes you squirm in your seat as often as it makes you howl with laughter.
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The Harder They Fall Review: Red Dead Revolvers
"The Harder They Fall" announces the presence of rookie writer/director Jeymes Samuel with authority.
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Passing Review: Shades Of Gray
"Passing" is a shrewd, well-composed feature debut featuring some stellar performances and layered storytelling.
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Belfast Review: The Troubles Of Childhood
It's a director recapturing some of the most pivotal moments of his childhood, without ever overlooking the grit that helped shape many of them.
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King Richard Review: Father's Day
Will Smith delivers a towering performance at the center of "King Richard." Is it enough to support the rest of the film?
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C'mon C'mon Review: Family Ties
Mike Mills has an extraordinary gift for finding new paths through familiar terrain.
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Chaos Walking Review: Bringing The Noise
"Chaos Walking" boasts a terrific cast and a story built around a cool sci-fi gimmick. Is it all enough to add up to a movie worth watching?
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The Power Of The Dog Review: Best In Show
"The Power of the Dog" is a rich, rewarding film.
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Sonic The Hedgehog 2 Review: The Power Of The Schwartz
Parents, brace yourselves - you're about to endure two more years of being asked when the next "Sonic" movie is finally gonna come out.
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Fantastic Beasts Review: The Secrets Of Dumbledore Rediscovers The Magic
The film arrives with the tagline "You are invited back to the magic," and in some ways that is correct.
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Ambulance Review: Pure, Unadulterated Bayhem
A work of cinematic carnage no other director could deliver.
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Dual Review: Self Destruction
Stearns is a sharp enough filmmaker to play with your expectations even in his own stripped-down sphere.
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