Migration can be said to be one of Illumination’s best movies yet, but that’s a pretty low bar to clear.

Rebel Moon – Part One’s theatrical cut is ultimately so compromised, I’m surprised it was allowed to be released.

Connecting with the unabashed level of heart, humor, and yes pure imagination contained in Wonka, means devouring this cinematic confection that deserves to be the runaway hit of this season.

Like the dichotomy of the sport’s kayfabe, The Iron Claw is raw and reserved, meditative and violent, despairing and hopeful.

Good times or bad, the path is consistently entertaining, accompanied by sparkling wit and great humanity.

Wish is a cozy release that will have Disney fans reminiscing on their own childhood favorites while they watch, no matter what age they may be.

From Saturday Night Live's viral greats, Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain is a riotous comedy about friendships and adventures.

Saltburn is a rich cinematic experience in every sense of the word, and it proves that Emerald Fennell is the real deal.

It brings together all of the traditional pieces of a classic family friendly sports movie, but it doesn’t end up doing more than the expected with them.

Thanksgiving is primed to become an annual favorite that people throw into the rotation as soon as November rolls aroun