Thunderbolts* Review: A Disastrous Team, But A Surprisingly Solid Marvel Movie
"Thunderbolts*" is a more serious entry into the MCU, and it has us excited for what's to come in Phase 6.
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Havoc Review: Tom Hardy's Action Movie Doesn't Live Up To The Promised Chaos Of The Title
Although it's a generic crime tale, "Havoc" is still a fun watch thanks to Tom Hardy's dedication to his role.
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The Accountant 2 Review: The Franchise Gets Bigger & Sillier But Doesn't Lose Its Heart
"The Accountant 2" keeps the energy going from the first outing, this time with added laughs and tender moments between Christian and Brax.
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Sinners Review: Ryan Coogler's Most Ambitious Movie Yet Hits More Than It Misses
"Sinners" is a huge undertaking with a great cast, but some of its misses suggest that it is possible for a movie to try to be too many things at once.
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Warfare Review: Less Messy Than Civil War, But Also Less Interesting
"Warfare" stands out thanks to its intense sound design and real-time action, but it doesn't give us much reason to care about its characters.
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On Swift Horses Review: Complicated Relationships Fuel This Slow But Steamy 1950s Queer Drama
"On Swift Horses" is a sensual, bittersweet tale of queer love in 1950s America, though it struggles with momentum.
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A Working Man Review: Jason Statham Shines In David Ayer's Formulaic Thriller
Jason Statham manages to make even the most formulaic of action thrillers fun to watch, and "A Working Man" is no exception.
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Snow White Review: Rachel Zegler's Disney Remake Is Half Of A Good Movie
"Snow White," Disney's live-action remake of its 1937 animated classic, has many things going for it -- like its stars -- but also falls short in several ways.
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Death Of A Unicorn Review: Great Actors Rescue A24 Horror-Comedy's Obvious Script
The script for A24's "Death of a Unicorn" does not do justice to its outstanding cast.
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Black Bag Review: An Exquisite Spy Thriller From The Prolific Soderbergh
Cate Blanchett and Michael Fassbender star in "Black Bag," an intoxicating spy drama from Steven Soderbergh.
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Novocaine Review: An Electric Jack Quaid Headlines Gruesomely Goofy Action Comedy
"Novocaine," a new action comedy starring Jack Quaid, combines extreme violence with a surprising amount of heart.
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The Electric State Review: A Sorry State Of A Sci-Fi Blockbuster
The Russo Brothers took the source material for "The Electric State" and flattened it into a soulless mess.
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Last Breath Review: A Deep-Sea Disaster Movie That Won't Leave You Breathless
Alex Parkinson's "Last Breath" doesn't do anything to improve upon the story he already told in the 2019 documentary of the same name.
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The Monkey Review: This Stephen King Adaptation Is Bananas In All The Best Ways
Oz Perkins' "The Monkey" is responsible for some of the most fun you'll have at the movies this year.
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Mickey 17 Review: Robert Pattinson's Space Satire Plays It Too Safe
"Mickey 17" explores themes often touched on in Bong Joon Ho films, but it doesn't do as well with the messaging as his previous efforts.
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The Gorge Review: A Repetitive Action Flick That Wastes Anya Taylor-Joy & Miles Teller
Bad dialogue, uninspiring visual design, and a flubbed ending make "The Gorge" an undeniable disappointment.
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Captain America: Brave New World Review - This Winter Soldier-Like Entry Fails To Push The MCU Forward
Given the hurdles in production and editing, it's a feat in itself that "Captain America: Brave New World" is as entertaining as it is.
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Bridget Jones: Mad About The Boy Review - The Best Diary Entry Yet
"Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy" balances middle-aged women's anxieties with well-deserved escapism.
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You're Cordially Invited Review: Reese Witherspoon & Will Ferrell Shine In Charming Rom-Com
Rom-com fans will love "You're Cordially Invited," a fun flick that entertains despite a few technical misses.
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The Thing With Feathers Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Goes All-In For This Treatise On Grief [SUNDANCE 2025]
The acting performances in "The Thing With Feathers" suffer from the film's overall lack of focus.
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Star Trek: Section 31 Review - A Lifeless Plot Drags Down Michelle Yeoh's Discovery Spin-Off
"Star Trek: Section 31" has such little time to develop its characters that we're left uninterested. Perhaps it should've been a TV series after all.
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Back In Action Review: Cameron Diaz And Jamie Foxx Are A Blast To Watch
Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx prove that they still have star-power acting chops in Netflix's "Back in Action."
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Wolf Man Review: Leigh Whannell's 2025 Horror Reboot Could Use More Bite
2025's "Wolf Man" delivers some impressive moments of slow-burn body horror, but it falls short compared to the original classic film.
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Mufasa: The Lion King Review - Disney's Prequel Roars With Promise But Stumbles
"Mufasa: The Lion King" has some great characters and a story with heart, but it falls short when it comes to the music.
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Kraven The Hunter Review: Aaron Taylor-Johnson's Marvel Return Is A Letdown
Led by a subpar performance from Aaron Taylor-Johnson, "Kraven the Hunter" seems well-suited for our era of mid superhero movies.
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A Complete Unknown Review: Timothée Chalamet Is Captivating In An Otherwise Meandering Musical Biopic
Although director James Mangold makes a lot of choices that work, "A Complete Unknown" suffers under the weight of the subgenre's inherent limitations.
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The Lord Of The Rings: The War Of The Rohirrim Review - A Less Magical But Still Inspiring Return To Middle Earth
"The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim" is epic with great animation, but it's missing the fantastical elements we've come to love with the franchise.
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