Review: ‘Twisters’Daisy Edgar-Jones And Glen Powell Serve Up A Tempest Of Summer Thrills
There have been plenty of indie filmmakers who have made the transition to blockbuster studio movies, but rarely has the shift been as drastic...
Review: ‘Midas’College Grads Pull A Heist To Take On Big Pharma
For the most part, we collectively don’t like the One Percent. Watching the little guy take down a peg on in pop culture is...
Review: ‘The Convert’Guy Pearce Is Torn Between Warring Māori Tribes And Colonizers In Lee...
It's genuinely good to see director Lee Tamahori getting back to his New Zealand roots with the period drama, The Convert. After a series...
Review: ‘Dandelion’KiKi Layne And Thomas Doherty Hit A High Note With Nicole Riegel's Singer/Songwriter...
Unlike many movies that follow a young artist’s career, we never see the titular character “make it” in Dandelion. That may seem like a...
Review: ‘Longlegs’Nicolas Cage's Unhinged Performance Can't Save Oz Perkins' Derivative Serial Killer Film
Backed by a smartly calculated marketing campaign that has teased, but not shown, the face of Nicolas Cage's serial killer, Oz Perkins' thriller Longlegs...
Review: ‘Fly Me To The Moon’Channing Tatum And Scarlett Johansson Star In Greg Berlanti's...
The Apollo 11 mission to the moon is arguably the greatest achievement by mankind, right up there with sliced bread. And while the comparisons...
Review: ‘MaXXXine’Mia Goth And Ti West Kill It in Ode To Beautiful, Sleazy 1980s...
Ti West should never leave the grimy, hilarious, scandalous, murderous world of Maxine Minx behind. The third film in his X trilogy continues the...
Discussing ‘Bridgerton’ Season 3 Part 2 And The Backlash Against It
After nearly two weeks, we’d thought it was time to address the Bridgerton Season Three Part 2 elephant in the room.
With a successful first...
Review: ‘Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F’It's Like Eddie Murphy Never Left In Funny, Action-Packed...
Leaning too hard into nostalgia can be tricky. We've seen it work quite often, like with the recent revival of Bad Boys, and fail...
Review: ‘Despicable Me 4’Mega-Minions Don't Equal Mega-Laughs As Latest Sequel Disappoints
Across six movies and nearly $5B globally, Illumination's Despicable Me franchise has settled into a comfortable, all-ages wackiness. You've got the ridiculous antics, shrieks,...