The Unbearable Weight Of Massive Talent Review: Age Of Cage
A must-see for Cage devotees and casual fans alike.
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The Northman Review: Going South
Triumphs in terms of pure cinematic spectacle, but feels ever so slightly insubstantial when viewed as anything more than a genre exercise.
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The Bad Guys Review: So Good It's Criminal
Pierre Perifel's debut signals the arrival of a talented new voice who has helped create something that stands apart from the rest of DreamWorks' output.
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Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness Review: A True Marvel
If you thought "No Way Home" had surprises, you ain't seen nothing yet.
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Firestarter Review: Burn It Down
Despite a few interesting stylistic flourishes, and a killer score co-written by the great John Carpenter, it's ultimately another disappointment.
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Top Gun: Maverick Review: Return To The Danger Zone
"Top Gun: Maverick" is the ideal model for a legacy sequel, improving upon the original even if some of its inherent flaws carry over.
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Men Review: Terror In The English Countryside
An unforgettable, squirm-inducing movie experience that lives in your head for days afterward, whether you like it or not.
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The Bob's Burgers Movie Review: The Belchers Go Big Screen
For longtime fans of the series, it's the animated movie we've been waiting for.
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Crimes Of The Future Review: Inner Beauty Pageants
A film that feels not just like a return to form, but the culmination of 20 years of waiting for the right time to make a new horror film.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Review: Chasing Ghosts
When all is said and done, personality is Hollywood's most underrated special effect.
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Jurassic World Dominion Review: Not So Dino-Mite
Jurassic World Dominion brings the gnashing action of two generations of dinosaur experts together, but is the film any good? Here's a look at our review
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Clerk Review: He's Not Even Supposed To Be Here
"Clerk" does an excellent job at giving the audience exactly what they're looking for.
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Hustle Review: Sandler's Slam-Dunk
Adam Sandler brings both his dramatic and comedic chops to bear in Hustle, an engaging new sports drama film that ranks alongside his very best work on screen
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cSpiderhead Review: A Generic Prescription
Joseph Kosinski's new sci-fi film Spiderhead has some interesting ideas about the future of pharmaceuticals but doesn't quite flesh them out in this thin story
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Lightyear Review: No Signs Of Intelligent Life Anywhere
After four films, there's no denying that Toy Story is a tried and true fan favorite franchise, but Lightyear is not up to speed with the rest of the films
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Good Luck To You, Leo Grande Review: Grande By Name, Grand By Nature
Good Luck to You Leo Grande might be advertised as a sexy dramedy, but it's not exactly as advertised -- still, it's a great Covid-era film and here's why
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Elvis Review: A Star-Making Turn From Austin Butler
Baz Luhrmann's Elvis is bright, energetic, and always engaging and anchored by a standout performance by Austin Butler as the legendary musician Elvis Presley
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Beavis And Butt-Head Do The Universe Review: Heh ... Heh .... Fire
Beavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe is a welcome return of the classic MTV knuckleheads who offer a rush of nostalgia to fans of the animated Mike Judge series
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The Black Phone Review: Don't Pick It Up
The Black Phone, an adaptation of Joe Hill's story of the same name, features middling performances and some clumsy genre-smashing that doesn't totally work
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The Forgiven Review: Unforgivably Bad
The Forgiven features a powerhouse pair in the lead in Jessica Chastain and Ralph Fiennes but the John Michael McDonagh film struggles to delve into its premise
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Minions: The Rise Of Gru Review: Return Of The Jibber Jabber
Nearly half a dozen films in, the Despicable Me franchise has hit another win with the newest film, Minions: The Rise of Gru -- it's a great time for the kiddos
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Mr. Malcolm's List Review: Pleasant But Bland Period Romance
Mr. Malcolm's List has a diverse and intriguing cast and will satisfy fans of Bridgerton's inclusive period drama style, but it's still missing a key element
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Thor: Love And Thunder Review: It Ragnaroks
Thor Love and Thunder lives up to the hype as the Taika Waititi-directed film follows Ragnarok in delivering a fun spectacle and a sensational new villain
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Don't Make Me Go Review: You'll Like The Journey, But Not The Destination
Don't Make Me Go has all the trappings of a heartwarming road trip movie with two compelling stars in the lead, but there's a terrible twist in the third act
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Where The Crawdads Sing Review: A Mixed Bag Of Charm And Tedium
Where the Crawdads Sing might be a pleasant little drama with a touching relationship at the center of the story if not for pivoting into a weak courtroom drama
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The Gray Man Review: Spy Vs. Spy
The Gray Man is the Russo Brothers' latest action flick, departing from the Marvel Cinematic Universe but continuing to star major names in charismatic roles
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