Presumed Innocent Review: A Juicy And Gripping Courtroom Drama
Jake Gyllenhaal shines in the new Apple TV+ legal thriller series "Presumed Innocent," proving that the source material has held up all these years.
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House Of The Dragon Season 2 Episode 1-4 Review: An Agonizingly Slow & Seductive Start
"House of the Dragon" Season 2 is flying onto Max, and the Targaryens are preparing to ride their dragons into war - albeit pretty slowly at the beginning.
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The Watchers Review: Only Nepotism Could Have Gotten This Film Made
Ishana Night Shyamalan's film debut is here with the mystery-thriller "The Watchers," but did she inherit her father's knack for compelling stories and twists?
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Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Review - Aging Gunslingers Still Hit The Spot
"Bad Boys: Ride or Die" proves that the franchise still has tons of life left, with Martin Lawrence and Will Smith as good as ever.
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The Acolyte Review: The Force Is Strong With This Series
"The Acolyte" is a thrilling new addition to "Star Wars" that looks and acts the part while also genuinely attempting to explore new corners of this galaxy.
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The Apprentice Review: A Subtly Humiliating Look At The Rise Of Trump [CANNES 2024]
Sebastian Stan plays Trump well in "The Apprentice," but Jeremy Strong steals the show as Roy Cohn, the mentor who carved Trump into who he is today.
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Furiosa Review: It's No Fury Road, But Still A Lovely Day
"Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga" is an action-packed thrill ride that can't help but live in its predecessor's shadow - for better or for worse.
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Rumours Review: A Funny, Sometimes Foggy Commentary On Global Leaders [CANNES 2024]
Though it rallies toward the end with a few well-placed energetic bits, it's hard to ignore how heavily "Rumours" sags in the middle.
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Emilia Pérez Review: A Bold And Messy Mexican Trans Crime Musical [CANNES 2024]
"Emilia Pérez" can certainly be messy, but it's rarely a mess, and many audiences might just fall in love with its audacious, chaotic energy.
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The Garfield Movie Review: As Entertaining As A Monday Without Lasagna
"The Garfield Movie" filmmakers have lost track of the comedic tone that has helped these simple, gag-driven comics endure for decades.
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Kinds Of Kindness Review: Lanthimos' Poor Things Follow-Up Is Weird & Compelling [CANNES 2024]
Like it, love it, or hate it, Yorgos Lanthimos stays true to his tastes, and "Kinds of Kindness" is the purest example of this we've seen in a while.
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Megalopolis Review: Objectively Bad But Audacious As Hell [CANNES 2024]
Francis Ford Coppola forgoing what audiences might want to see in "Megalopolis" for his own vision is so bold you almost have to admire it.
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50 Best Anime Shows Of All Time Ranked
From shows that inspired generations to the modern-day classics that stand as a shining example of the medium, we're ranking the best anime series of all time.
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Bridgerton Season 3 Review: Nicola Coughlan Is Back & Better Than Ever
While Season 3 of "Bridgerton" isn't the strongest of the bunch, Nicola Coughlan and Luke Newton's on-screen chemistry make it worth a watch.
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IF Review: These Imaginary Friends Should Have Stayed In John Krasinski's Head
John Krasinski's imaginary friend fable "IF" stars Ryan Reynolds, Cailey Fleming, and a whole host of deeply irritating animated characters.
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Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes Review: Stunning Action But Monkeys Around Too Much
"Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes," the first Disney-produced "Apes" film, doesn't break new ground, but it's more fun than a barrel of monkeys.
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Doctor Who Review: Ncuti Gatwa's Debut Feels Fresh But One Thing May Wear Out Fast
The new season of "Doctor Who" is campy and Ncuti Gatwa's performance really shines. But does that mean fans of the franchise will enjoy the newest installment?
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The Fall Guy Review: A Crowd-Pleasing Love Letter To Stuntmen
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt have knockout chemistry in "The Fall Guy," which may also be David Leitch's best work to date.
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I Saw The TV Glow Review: A Teen Horror Masterpiece Where The Channel Changes You
Jane Schoenbrun's horror-drama "I Saw the TV Glow" is entertaining yet depressing, surreal yet too real, and frustrating yet somehow cathartic.
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Knuckles Review: A Shameless Sonic Cash-In
"Knuckles" isn't great, but it works well as a spin-off, offering an independent adventure apart from the main franchise.
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The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review: The Best & Worst Of Guy Ritchie In One Thrill-Ride
Guy Ritchie's "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" gets bored of its own dialogue scenes, but the WWII action film will more than delight with its shootouts.
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Challengers Review: Game, Sex & A Near-Perfect Match
Flaws aside, "Challengers" is a steamy little romp that is sure to entertain and titillate in equal measure.
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The Sympathizer Review: Apocalypse Wow!
There's an intoxicating messiness to "The Sympathizer," but the nihilistic worldview makes it all coalesce into a coherent character study by its close.
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Fallout Review: An Outdated, Underwhelming & Bloody Mess
Another lackluster video game adaptation, "Fallout" highlights the ongoing struggle to capture the essence of successful gaming narratives.
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Civil War Review: This Is How The World Sees America - And It's Terrifying
While "Civil War" is worth seeing and thinking about for those who can stomach it, anyone with sound sensitivities should avoid the IMAX.
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Monkey Man Review: Dev Patel Dominates In This Gutsy Action Flick
You can see Dev Patel's passion for "Monkey Man" all over the screen, and it makes the production a much more satisfying viewing experience.
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Ripley Review: Stylish And Dark (But A Little Unnecessary)
Overall, "Ripley" mostly feels like a style-over-substance exercise, though there's potential to expand the character's journey if there's a demand for it.
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