A film that goes so spectacularly off-the-rails in its final act, you almost have to see Olivia Wilde’s scattered, messy, modern-day guilty pleasure - Don’t Worry Darling.
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Jordan Peele’s science fiction blockbuster Nope may be his easiest to tear apart, but even as a “summer movie,” his insights, ambition, and views on the world remain compelling and well worth discussing and debating.
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After reinvigorating Thor as a viable character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Thor: Ragnarok, writer/director Taika Waititi returns with Thor: Love and Thunder and delivers lacking focus or a consistent tone.
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Spiderhead is a silly, dystopian thriller that never takes itself seriously. So, I mean, why should we?
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Completing a teen-focused trilogy with Tom Holland as Peter Parker, a/k/a Spider-Man, Spider-Man: No Way Home is a bittersweet but thoroughly entertaining adventure with lots of emotion, action, and surprises for the most loyal and most recent of fans.
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Though a bit of an improvement and more entertaining than its predecessor, Venom: Let There be Carnage lacks much of a story, or really anything significant, to make this a viable movie - Marvel or otherwise.
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Exciting and thrilling in nearly every way, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is one of the top tier Marvel movies and full of characters you will want to revisit again and again.
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The bloodiest superhero movie to date also succeeds in relaunching The Suicide Squad as a viable brand for the DC Extended Universe.
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The Tomorrow War gives us a futuristic time-travel story where alien monsters attempt to eradicate humankind, while a civilian is among those drafted to fight to to save the world.
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Bypassing theaters, Pixar’s 24th animated film, Luca, is a kind, sweet-natured tale of two friends caught in between two worlds.
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A Quiet Place Part II is an intense, terrifying sequel that ensnares us in a horror film we cannot turn away from.
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Voyagers may have a grand vision of young-adult, dystopian science-fiction adventure, but the film never establishes enough credibility to make this matter all that much.
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While there will be some who simply are satisfied by Godzilla and Kong’s Hoss Fights, Godzilla vs. Kong is a movie that underwhelms and underperforms in virtually every way.
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Wonder Woman 1984 is a major disappointment, a misfire that doesn’t require us to throw out the baby with the bathwater, but does appear to need a significant reboot just two movies into the franchise.
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It might take more than one viewing to leave an impact, but Pixar’s latest film, Soul, is a wonderful movie about finding your best self and how to live a life of pursuits that make you whole.
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George Clooney’s return as a leading man and director, The Midnight Sky, is a dystopian science-fiction film which finds good scenes and moments drowned out by a bleak, cold, and distancing story of connection, loneliness, and loss.
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Led by a powerful, internal and introspective Brad Pitt performance, Ad Astra is a journey across the universe which may delight and dismay fans at the same time.
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Don’t Let Go, formerly titled Relive, is a time-travel, police procedural that becomes increasingly incoherent the longer and longer it goes.
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Big beasts break things in the dark in this loud, empty-headed sequel to 2014’s Godzilla.
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Avengers: Endgame serves as a nearly perfect final chapter to the existing phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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