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Review: T2 Trainspotting
Danny Boyle's follow-up to the 1990s cultural touchstone is as good as sequels get.
Review: Donald Cried
Kris Avedisian's directorial debut is a funny, moving portrait of two friends who have drifted apart.
Review: Beauty and the Beast
This live-action take on Disney's classic is a musical that should enchant both fans old and new.
Review: Raw
A bloody good, well fleshed out coming-of-age story, that comes with a lot of bite.
Review: Personal Shopper
Olivier Assayas' latest film boasts a career best performance from Kristen Stewart.
Review: Kong: Skull Island
Jordan Vogt-Roberts' blockbuster is the best Kong film since the 1933 original.
Review: Land of Mine
This Foreign Language Feature nominee from Denmark is an original, human tale of war.
Review: Get Out
Jordan Peele's directorial debut is an exhilarating expereince.
Review: Logan
Hugh Jackman's final outing as Wolverine is one of the greatest comic book films ever.
Review: Kedi
An intriguing documentary focused around the street cats that roam Istanbul.
Review: XX
This female-directed horror anthology is underwhelming, despite having a lot of promise.
Review: The Great Wall
Maybe The Great Wall isn't so...great?
Review: Fist Fight
A 90-minute comedy that's funny, though not exactly memorable or unique.
Review: A Cure for Wellness
Gore Verbinski returns to horror for the first time since The Ring with stellar results.
Review: Fifty Shades Darker
The steamy Fifty Shades sequel comes to the screen.
Review: A United Kingdom
A historical drama set amongst South African apartheid boasting great lead performances.
Review: The Lego Batman Movie
If you're a Batman fan, you're obligated to see this.
Review: John Wick: Chapter 2
Does Chapter 2 live up to the original? Does a "Baba Yaga" shoot several bad guys in the face with surprising proficiency?
