M. Night’s latest is a weird, wild ride.
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Review: Mary Poppins Returns
While a rehash of the original, there’s still enough spark in this sequel to bring you plenty of joy.
Review: If Beale Street Could Talk
Barry Jenkins’ adaptation of James Baldwin’s novel is a grand achievement on all fronts.
Review: Ben is Back
A by-the-numbers family drama that is elevated by great performances from Julia Roberts and Lucas Hedges.
Review: Aquaman
James Wan’s latest is a refreshing wave of fun.
Review: Vice
A powerful cast and an attempt to humanize Dick Cheney makes for an impressive achievement.
Review: Shoplifters
The Palme d'Or winner is a warm, empathetic look at a family against the backdrop of a moral quandary.
Review: Mortal Engines
The steampunk action film is more successful at spectacle than storytelling, but cities eat each other so it’s still a good time.
Review: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Dive into one of the best animated films of the year.
Review: Roma
The new Alfonso Cuarón film is one of his best and should be seen on the biggest screen possible.
Review: The Favourite
Featuring awards-worthy performances, the new film by Yorgos Lanthimos is one of the best of the year.
Review: Overlord
Bad Robot’s latest surprise film is an exciting and tense throwback that hates Nazis. So obviously we love it.
Review: The Girl in the Spider's Web
The new Dragon Tattoo tale turns out to be a missed opportunity.
Review: The Other Side of the Wind
Netflix brings Orson Welles’s final masterpiece to a screen near you.
Review: Hunter Killer
The sub-genre gets an adequate addition.
Review: Bad Times At The El Royale
There are plenty of good times to be had at The El Royale, even if the mystery never quite adds up.
Review: Apostle
A mashup of supernatural horror and period piece that mostly works.
Review: First Man
Damien Chazelle’s latest is a harrowing and humane examination of an icon.
Review: Halloween
Jamie Lee Curtis is back in the Halloween follow-up fans have been waiting for.
Review: A Star Is Born
Star turns from both Lady Gaga and director, Bradley Cooper, make A Star Is Bornˆa tale worth telling again and again.