Ana Lily Amirpour's dystopian cannibal romance has great visuals and a near-nonexistent story.
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Review: Transformers: The Last Knight
The fifth entry in the franchise both falls short and is exactly what you'd expect from Michael Bay.
Review: Cars 3
The third entry in Pixar's franchise races around in circles, literally and metaphorically.
Review: The Mummy
A feature length cliffhanger for a story not worth revisiting or investing in to begin with.
Review: It Comes at Night
The new film by Trey Edward Shults is one of the best films of the year.
Review: Wonder Woman
The world doesn't deserve this amazing movie.
Review: Baywatch
The worst big budget comedy to get released in years.
Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
The once great series gets a lacklustre continuation that borrows from the past rather than innovating.
Review: Bad Rap
A documentary looking at four prominent, talented Asian rappers.
Review: Alien: Covenant
The latest entry in Ridley Scott's Alien franchise is a mostly disappointing mixed bag.
Review: Snatched
Amy Schumer and Goldie Hawn are paired as mother and daughter in this nearly laugh-free comedy.
Review: Manifesto
Manifesto is peak Blanchett, if you're on its level.
Review: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
A sequel bigger in scope and more developed in tone, slightly lacking the wonder of its predecessor.
Review: Free Fire
Ben Wheatley's latest is a feature-length shootout that becomes more tedious than tense over time.
Review: The Fate of the Furious
The series takes a huge step back in the latest entry, according to Tyler.
Review: David Lynch: The Art Life
A personal look into the famed auteur's life, one surprisingly not focused towards his filmmaking.
Review: Your Name
Jaime reviews the mega-hit anime film from Japan that finally opens in North America today.
Review: The Zookeeper's Wife
A gripping, intense Holocaust narrative led by a magnetic performance from Jessica Chastain.
Review: Ghost in the Shell
The live-action adaptation of one of the most famous anime properties is a major disappointment.
Review: Life
One-part Gravity, two-parts Alien, with a generous side of Hollywood cheese.