Anything's Possible Review: A Vital, But Average, Teen Drama
Billy Porter makes his directorial debut with Anything's Possible, and while it's a vital story of trans joy and love, it's also a somewhat average melodrama
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Why Adult Esther From The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Looks So Familiar
Adult Esther is now a brilliant Harvard student but still struggling. Who is the actor who plays adult Esther in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Season 5?
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Beau Is Afraid Review: Visionary Filmmaking For A Tiring Vision
"Beau Is Afraid" expertly depicts anxiety, but at three hours long with a flat protagonist, it becomes extremely draining.
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The Pope's Exorcist Review: The Power Of Crowe Compels
"The Pope's Exorcism" features an entertaining lead performance from Russell Crowe, but stumbles when it attempts to grapple with weightier issues of faith.
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Luther: The Fallen Sun Review: The Award-Winning Series Rises Again
Idris Elba returns to his award-winning role as the title star in Netflix's Luther: The Fallen Sun, a satisfying follow-up to the longtime BBC television series
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Scream VI Review: The Sinister Sequel Cranks Up The Gore
Scream VI revitalizes the meta horror franchise by bringing a new dynamic and level of violence to the well worn series through its new class of characters
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65 Review: Adam Driver Can't Save This Sci-Fi Dino-Bore
Despite a strong original premise of space, the future, and dinosaurs, 65, starring Adam Driver in the lead role, fails to be either good or so bad it's good
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John Wick: Chapter 4 Review: Keanu Reeves' New Greatest Tetralogy
John Wick: Chapter 4 is an action-packed sensation that makes good use of its extended runtime and leaves audiences hungry for more of Keanu Reeves' title role
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Shazam! Fury Of The Gods Review: A Delightfully Campy Super-Sequel
Shazam! Fury of the Gods might be the superhero film that's most tethered to a believable reality since Sam Raimi's magnificent Spider-Man trilogy debuted
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Boston Strangler Review: A Journalism Thriller Not Worth Reporting On
Hulu's Boston Strangler is no comparison to David Fincher's Zodiac, but it doesn't always try to be -- the Keira Knightley-led thriller aims to be popcorn fare
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Inside Review: A Self-Contained Nightmare Of Class Conflict
Willem Dafoe strongly anchors a story of a break-in gone very very wrong in Inside, which debuted at Berlin International Film Festival earlier this year
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Rye Lane Review: A Meet-Cute For The Ages
Rye Lane is a British romantic comedy that lives up to its most legendary predecessors, featuring a meetcute between two people audiences will love to love
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The Five Devils Review: Supernatural Thriller Leaves A Strange Smell
The Five Devils is reminiscent of an Always Sunny in Philadelphia episode but it's otherwise unique with strong performances; it's just too weird and falls flat
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Tetris Review: The '80s Classic Contains A Thrilling Backstory
Apple TV+'s Tetris is a fun popcorn thriller, that gives this oddball story the larger-than-life biopic treatment it deserves but is also a bit too over the top
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Murder Mystery 2 Review: More Killers, All Filler
"Murder Mystery 2" reunites Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler as Audrey and Nick Spitz -- but it falls short of capturing the first film's magic.
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Dungeons & Dragons Honor Among Thieves Review: Swashbuckling Fun
"Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" is a rollicking adventure tabletop gamers and newbies alike can enjoy. Our reviewer is here with all the details.
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Air Review: Matt Damon Soars In Compelling Sports Biopic
Air, a biopic about Nike's acquisition of a sponsorship deal with basketball legend Michael Jordan, is a great showcase of Matt Damon's breezier side
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Review: It's-A Meh
Its weaknesses highlight the differences between mediums and why it's so hard to make a good adaptation for most games in the first place.
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Paint Review: There Are No Happy Trees Here
"Paint" boasts a few funny moments and a strong lead performance from Owen Wilson, but this Bob Ross-inspired comedy doesn't manage to impress.
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Suzume Review: Pull Up A Chair To This Entrancing Adventure
Makoto Shinkai proves to be adept at comedy and examinations of grief in Suzume, a powerful anime film that leans into the creator's signature stylings
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Movies That Lost Their Perfect Rotten Tomatoes Score Due To One Review
Plenty of movies are in the Rotten Tomatoes 100% club but, what about those that just fall short? Here are some that lost their perfect score due to one review.
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The Complete History Behind Marvel's First Super-Skrull, Kl'rt
With the Skrulls taking center stage in Secret Invasion, and rumors that he might enter the MCU, now's the time for a history lesson on Kl'rt, the Super-Skrull.
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Marvel's New King In Black Teased As Next Evolution For Carnage
For those looking for Carnage to be unleashed, the Marvel crossover event will see the symbiote go on a rampage like never before to become the King in Black.
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Jonathan Hickman's G.O.D.S. Is About To Change The Marvel Universe
The upcoming "G.O.D.S." series by Jonathan Hickman and Valerio Schiti is set to have a massive impact on the Marvel Comics universe.
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Marvel Introduces Spider-Man's Long-Lost Sidekick, Spider-Boy
After teasing a new reveal in "Spider-Man" comics, Marvel introduces Spider-Man's long-lost sidekick, Spider-Boy. Here's what his appearance taught fans.
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James Gunn Speaks Out About The Marvel And DC Rivalry
While some may perceive an immense rivalry between Marvel and DC, James Gunn took some time to speak out about why the situation isn't what fans think it is.
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Spider-Man: ATSV Trailer Gives Ms. Marvel's Iman Vellani More Earth-199999 Support
The second trailer for "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" adds some strong support for Iman Vellani's argument about the MCU taking place on Earth-199999.
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