Latest Reviews
Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken Review: Dreamworks’ Take On Undersea Lore Is A Tad Shallow
Ruby Gillman isn’t a game-changing teen hero we’ve never seen before, but she is relatable in her awkwardness and being young and unassured...
Indiana Jones And The Dial Of Destiny Review: Harrison Ford Relives Indy Glory Days With Fun, Nostalgic (And A Bit Weary) Last Ride
Fifteen years following Kingdom and the Crystal Skull stumbled a bit on Indy’s legacy for the masses, Dial of Destiny is a welcome final trip down memory lane for Harrison Ford.
No Hard Feelings Review: Jennifer Lawrence’s Bold, Raunchy Performance Can’t Save A Dull, Generic Comedy
No Hard Feelings too often leans on tropes to be effective and memorable.
Asteroid City Review: Wes Anderson Unleashes A Meta, Looney Tunes-Esque Delight
Wes Anderson’s uncompromised vision continues to have an important place in modern cinema, and his latest, the delightful, cartoony Asteroid City, is here to reconfirm that truth.
Netflix’s Extraction 2 Review: Chris Hemsworth’s Sequel Is Even More Thrilling Than The Original
Extraction 2 somehow raises the stakes from its predecessor, with Chris Hemsworth bringing a dizzying amount of action.
The Blackening Review: A Cutting Horror Satire That Could Use A Little Sharpening
It may feel a bit slowly paced in the beginning, but the confidence and speed [The Blackening] moves with as it goes along certainly makes up for lost time.
Elemental Review: You’ll Fall In Love With Pixar’s Most Romantic Film
It's Pixar's first date movie, and it's beautiful.
The Flash Review: Ezra Miller's Speedster Adventure Is DC At Its Lore-Building Finest
The Flash is an absolute thrill ride for fans of all eras and ages, with the most well-rounded sense of humor in all of superhero cinema.
