Nobody Review: Breaking Dad
Once again, a shadowy group of villains has messed with the wrong guy - only this time, he's Bob Odenkirk. "Nobody" puts Odenkirk into "John Wick" mode.
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Copshop Review: Nothing To See Here, Folks
Toss Frank Grillo and Gerard Butler in jail, throw Joe Carnahan in the director's chair, and you've got "Copshop." Should you be a customer?
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TIFF Movie Review: The Starling
"Melissa McCarthy vs. a bird" sounds like a decent premise for a comedy, but it takes more than a premise to make a movie, and "The Starling" is proof.
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Everybody's Talking About Jamie Review: Silence Is Golden
If you think the A in LGBTQIA stands for ally, this movie is for you.
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Nightbooks Review: Horror For Kids
This Netflix original feels destined to be an introduction to the wide world of horror for more than a few eager viewers.
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Cry Macho Review: The Good, The Bad And The Ugly
While it's not anywhere close to being perfect, Cry Macho is a worthy effort from Clint Eastwood, one of the most reliable filmmakers working today.
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Slaxx Review: The Call Is Coming From Inside The Murder Pants
It isn't easy to make a watchable movie about designer jeans that kill people, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. "Slaxx" might be insane, but it works.
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Last Call Review: Closing Time
Since "Entourage" ended, Jeremy Piven has been lost in the career wilderness. Is "Last Call" the starring vehicle that'll get him back on track?
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Lady Of The Manor Review: Haunting Humor
"Lady of the Manor" has a cast that's charming enough to make this movie worth a watch all by itself -- but it isn't content to coast on its stars.
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American Traitor: The Trial Of Axis Sally Review: 11 Minutes With A Legend
Torn from the history books, this post-WWII drama takes some liberties with the facts...but it also contains a Pacino performance for the books.
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Dear Evan Hansen Review: Exit Through The Grift Shop
Director Stephen Chbosky clearly set out to do a beloved stage show justice and make a statement about mental health and grief -- but intentions only go so far.
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No Time To Die Review: Mr. Bond's Fond Farewell
"No Time to Die" delivers the necessary Bond movie thrills while devoting considerable screentime to devising a proper send-off for this era.
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Who Plays Mathias In The Snowman?
If viewers have seen "The Snowman" on Netflix, they may find themselves wondering who plays Mathias in the film. Here's where some may have seen him before.
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Crisis Review: Traffic Jam
Nicholas Jarecki's "Crisis" wears its heart on its sleeve. This can be both a good and a bad thing for this serviceable if undistinguished movie of the week.
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Venom: Let There Be Carnage Review: Down With The Sickness
Andy Serkis has subverted tentpole tropes at nearly every turn, and the result is another beautiful, bizarre monster deserving of the "Venom" name.
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How The Marvels Could Finally Set Up The A-Force
While A-Force was teased back in "Avengers: Endgame," the team of super women could make an official debut thanks to the MCU's upcoming film "The Marvels."
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Come True Review: Bad Endings Matter
Dreams and the subconscious have long been fertile ground for horror filmmakers. Has "Come True" found a fresh shovelful of chills?
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The Courier Review: Benedict Cumberbatch Wages Cold War
Benedict Cumberbatch plays a real-life hero in "The Courier," which proves once again that spy thrills are often best served Cold (War, that is).
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Zack Snyder's Justice League Review: It's Bigger, But Is It Better?
Clocking in at a whopping 243 minutes - that's two watches of "Empire Strikes Back"! - here comes "Zack Snyder's Justice League," streaming on HBO Max.
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Willy's Wonderland Review: Nicolas Cage Vs. Animatronics From Hell
Any movie that pits Nicolas Cage against murderous furry robots should be a ton of over-the-top fun. So ... how much fun is "Willy's Wonderland"?
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Tom And Jerry Review: Old Enemies Re-Animated
After a long absence, Tom and Jerry are back on the big screen. Has the absence done their classic fighting any favors? We review HBO Max's "Tom and Jerry."
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The Father Review: Anthony Hopkins Is Outstanding
A startling, powerful portrayal of dementia and the shifting dynamic as child becomes caregiver to a parent, "The Father" achieves just what it sets out to do.
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Long Weekend Review: A '90s-Style Rom-Com With A Twist
In a lot of respects, you've seen this story told before -- but that doesn't mean "Long Weekend" doesn't have some interesting tricks up its sleeve.
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Chip 'N Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: Tooning Out
There's a ton that will make you exhale in bemused recognition, but actual, tangible laughs? The film's ultimate mystery might be why it never quite gets there.
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Boogie Review: A Missed Opportunity
Eddie Huang's directorial debut is a coming of age story with a lot on its mind. It's hard to find fault with its ambitions, but do they add up to a good movie?
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The Addams Family 2 Review: It Takes More To Tango
Ever wondered what would happen if the Addams Family went on a road trip?
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The Many Saints Of Newark Review: Gangster's Paradise Lost
Is this "Sopranos" prequel strong enough to stand on its own outside the beloved series?
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