Review: ‘The Courier’Benedict Cumberbatch Can't Heat Up This Drab Cold War Thriller
Greville Wynne is a name most people have probably never heard of, unless they are particularly interested in MI6 spies who secure the greatest...
SXSW Review: ‘Women Is Losers’Lorenza Izzo Lights Up The Screen In A Spirted, Uneven...
The charismatic, plucky presence of star Lorenza Izzo lights up Women is Losers, Lisette Feliciano's thoughtful but tonally confused 1960s film about one Latinx...
Review: ‘SAS: Red Notice’Sam Heughan Takes On Ruby Rose In A Satisfying, Surprisingly Character-Driven...
Chances are if you're checking out SAS: Red Notice it's for the promise of a showdown between Outlander heartthrob (and maybe the future Wolverine?...
Review: ‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’The Long-Awaited Snyder Cut Was More Than Worth The Wait,...
I don't know if this is going to be more of a review or me gushing. Probably quite a bit more of the latter....
Review: ‘Long Weekend’Finn Wittrock And Zoë Chao Charm In A Surprising Sci-Fi Rom-Com That...
Happenstance is a very real thing in writer/director Stephen Basilone's debut film, Long Weekend, and it impacts not only his pair of hopelessly-in-love characters,...
Review: ‘Boss Level’Joe Carnahan's Cinematic Quarter-Muncher Is Worth Playing Again And Again
The other day I was playing (really, getting my ass kicked) by a new version of the video game Ghosts 'n Goblins. I mean,...
‘WandaVision’ Finale Recap: Marvel’s First Disney+ Series Comes To An Action-Packed Conclusion That Teases...
Man, it feels like only yesterday I was reviewing the first three WandaVision episodes and complaining that it was too slow and leaned too...
Review: ‘Coming 2 America’Eddie Murphy And Nostalgia Rescue This Long-Awaited Comedy Sequel
The thing about Coming to America is that it just never gets old. Released more than 30 years ago, it remains highly enjoyable, damned...
Review: ‘Chaos Walking’Tom Holland And Daisy Ridley's Long-Awaited Dystopian Thriller Makes Little Noise
This past year has been no stranger to long-delayed films that have finally been kicked out into the wild. Chaos Walking is perhaps the...
Review: ‘Raya And The Last Dragon’Disney Delivers Sword-Swinging, High-Flying Action With Southeast Asian Flair
It's interesting to me that Disney's Asian-inspired princesses are also in the films that are the most action-heavy. It could just be cultural, as...