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You’ll definitely feel like you’ll need a shower after seeing it, but once you’ve dried off and changed clothes, you’ll want to do nothing else but parse and dissect it.

In the wake of the blockbuster success achieved by Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight, Hollywood fe... read more

John Crowley has to do a serious balancing act throughout the movie. But with two timelines and plenty of A-List talent to feature, the movie's pacing ends up slowing down. It's this lack of energy that sometimes brings The Goldfinch down.

With the summer months behind us, the fall movie season is gearing up. These upcoming releases have ... read more

IT Chapter Two falls into the classic sequel trap of overemphasizing what worked in the past instead of fully committing to the future.

Handling source material that is notably 1,138 pages long, director Andy Muschietti and his colleagu... read more

[Samara Weaving] is going to jump to the top of every casting director's wish list after this, and if Ready or Not doesn't make her a star outright, it's going to land her the role that will.

The end of summer is an odd time for Hollywood. The blockbusters have gone, and the awards contender... read more

Once an action hero Has Fallen, it’s far more interesting when they struggle to get up, and that realization makes Angel a better-than-expected sequel.

Rare is the action-movie franchise that finds a way to improve by its third installment, and yet, Ri... read more

The Angry Birds Movie 2 has a sufficient number of laughs that most audiences won't be bothered too much that there's isn't much else there.

Hollywood is still trying to crack the code of the video game adaptation. Most have been pretty utte... read more

It's ultimately a perfectly adequate diversion for younger audiences – but it’s also a shame that it doesn’t fully capitalize on its demonstrated potential.

By the nature of it being a live-action adaptation of the hit children’s animation series Dora The E... read more

It certainly has a smart central premise, and its cast delivers, however, it also suffers from a tepid plot that offers no real surprises

While there are some movies released that make you question a studio’s entire development strategy, ... read more

It’s always fun when you can feel a palpable confidence from a blockbuster, and this one has it flowing.

Star power in modern Hollywood isn’t what it once was. It used to be that casting a beloved and/or t... read more

While everything looks incredibly life-like, it reveals that there are particular limitations of reality that run into conflict with the needs of the storytelling, and that’s a problem that it struggles to overcome.

In the modern age of everything-is-possible visual effects, there has been a massive change in the w... read more

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You’ll definitely feel like you’ll need a shower after seeing it, but once you’ve dried off and changed clothes, you’ll want to do nothing else but parse and dissect it.

John Crowley has to do a serious balancing act throughout the movie. But with two timelines and plenty of A-List talent to feature, the movie's pacing ends up slowing down. It's this lack of energy that sometimes brings The Goldfinch down.

IT Chapter Two falls into the classic sequel trap of overemphasizing what worked in the past instead of fully committing to the future.

[Samara Weaving] is going to jump to the top of every casting director's wish list after this, and if Ready or Not doesn't make her a star outright, it's going to land her the role that will.

Once an action hero Has Fallen, it’s far more interesting when they struggle to get up, and that realization makes Angel a better-than-expected sequel.

The Angry Birds Movie 2 has a sufficient number of laughs that most audiences won't be bothered too much that there's isn't much else there.

It's ultimately a perfectly adequate diversion for younger audiences – but it’s also a shame that it doesn’t fully capitalize on its demonstrated potential.

It certainly has a smart central premise, and its cast delivers, however, it also suffers from a tepid plot that offers no real surprises

It’s always fun when you can feel a palpable confidence from a blockbuster, and this one has it flowing.

While everything looks incredibly life-like, it reveals that there are particular limitations of reality that run into conflict with the needs of the storytelling, and that’s a problem that it struggles to overcome.

Shakira In Concert

Now Showing

Rambo: Last Blood

Now Showing

Downton Abbey

Now Showing

Ad Astra

You’ll definitely feel like you’ll need a shower after seeing it, but once you’ve dried off and changed clothes, you’ll want to do nothing else but parse and dissect it.

John Crowley has to do a serious balancing act throughout the movie. But with two timelines and plenty of A-List talent to feature, the movie's pacing ends up slowing down. It's this lack of energy that sometimes brings The Goldfinch down.

IT Chapter Two falls into the classic sequel trap of overemphasizing what worked in the past instead of fully committing to the future.

[Samara Weaving] is going to jump to the top of every casting director's wish list after this, and if Ready or Not doesn't make her a star outright, it's going to land her the role that will.

Once an action hero Has Fallen, it’s far more interesting when they struggle to get up, and that realization makes Angel a better-than-expected sequel.

The Angry Birds Movie 2 has a sufficient number of laughs that most audiences won't be bothered too much that there's isn't much else there.

It's ultimately a perfectly adequate diversion for younger audiences – but it’s also a shame that it doesn’t fully capitalize on its demonstrated potential.

It certainly has a smart central premise, and its cast delivers, however, it also suffers from a tepid plot that offers no real surprises

It’s always fun when you can feel a palpable confidence from a blockbuster, and this one has it flowing.

While everything looks incredibly life-like, it reveals that there are particular limitations of reality that run into conflict with the needs of the storytelling, and that’s a problem that it struggles to overcome.

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