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The Invisible Man Review: We Finally Have A Great New Universal Classic Monsters Movie
At the heart of what makes The Invisible Man work as well as it does is an ingenious approach to the... read more
Sonic The Hedgehog Review: A Video Game Movie On The Next Level
[P]retty much any time Carrey’s on screen he inspires huge bouts of laughter with his trademark bran... read more
Birds Of Prey (And The Fantabulous Emancipation Of One Harley Quinn) Review: Like Harley Herself, It’s Messy, But Fun
DC Comics fans have been waiting years and years for a great Harley Quinn solo movie, and here they ... read more
Once the film finds its groove, it doesn’t take long for Guy Ritchie’s charm to sink in, as The Gentlemen finds its rhythm and proceeds to conduct its own symphony of action, comedy, and choice swearing.
Before he climbed into the cockpit of franchise starters like Sherlock Holmes and The Man From U.N.C... read more
The anticipated sequel punches hard, drives fast through stylish explosions, cracks sharper-than-expected jokes, and basically celebrates everything that worked about the first two Bad Boys movies.
Sequels typically happen in rapid succession. Jumanji: The Next Level arrives in theaters two years ... read more
MOVIE REVIEW: These spies should have stayed in disguise
One and a half starsFor an animated movie being marketed as breezy family entertainment released on ... read more
Box Office: ‘Rise of Skywalker’ Crushes Competition Overseas
“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker” left its box office competitors in the dust, debuting overseas to... read more
It still has "fun and entertaining" going for it, but in a way that feels much more familiar and safe, rather than surprising.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle was a big surprise hit two years ago. It took an established franchis... read more
Ultimately the story is pretty simple, and there are a couple of contrivances run into along the way, but 1917 primarily exists as a technical achievement, and in that capacity it is a true marvel.
While there are few cinematographers who can be classified as household names, Roger Deakins remains... read more
21 Bridges Review: A Great Premise Develops Into A Missed Opportunity
21 Bridges is far from a bad movie – it’s just more of a middle-of-the-road movie than you’d expect ... read more
