Venom: The Last Dance Is Spectacularly Absurd but Surpisingly Emotional
When it gravitates towards the spectacular absurdity of its goofy buddy antics, Venom: The Last Dance can be entertaining to watch.
Film Review
The Wild Robot Tugs at the Heartstrings
Veteran animator Christopher Sanders presents a phenomenal work of his own based on the children novel The Wild Robot.
It Ends with Us and the Bizarre State of Movie Marketing
The tone-deaf marketing of It Ends with Us spotlights a clear shift in movie marketing in the age of social media.
Hijack 1971 Perfectly Captures the Essence of Thriller
Coupled with clever direction and realistic acting, Hijack 1971 conveys the weight of the situation perfectly to its audiences.
Deadpool & Wolverine, Corporate Mergers, and the Easy Comforts of Nostalgia
Deadpool & Wolverine demands its audience to be familiar with the entire Marvel screen canon over the past two decades.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Will Leave You in Awe
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is a thrilling addition that strengthens and deepens the Mad Max mythology.
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire Stumbles Its Way to a Decent Finale
Although Godzilla x Kong is extremely thin on its narrative, the visual spectacles and continued development of Kong’s character still render the film a decent watch.
YOLO Witnesses Jia Ling’s Jaw-Dropping Body Transformation
YOLO is a highly entertaining film that tells a tale of commitment, endurance, and self-discovery.
Dune: Part Two is Incredible on Every Level
Dune: Part Two is a monumental film that deserves to be felt on the biggest (IMAX) screen possible.
Napoleon Flew Too Close to the Sun
In the movie Napoleon, the general turned monarch is portrayed as a buffoon dancing in the palm of his wife for her attention.