Carousel Review: Chris Pine's Romance Struggles To Find Its Focus [SUNDANCE 2026]
"Carousel" is an aesthetically pleasing film that suffers from a lack of context and characterization.
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Josephine Review: A Harrowing Look At Evil Through The Eyes Of A Child [SUNDANCE 2026]
Beth de Araújo's "Josephine" approaches serious subject matter with care, and the talented cast delivers powerful performances.
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Bridgerton Season 4 Review: This Outing Is Less Raunch, More Rom-Com
"Bridgerton" Season 4 is here, with a little less steam than previous seasons but a whole lot of swoon-worthy romance.
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Shelter Review: Jason Statham's January Action Thriller Gets The Job Done
"Shelter" aims higher than typical Jason Statham fare, but by taking itself more seriously, it loses the fun that fans love about his best work.
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Send Help Review: A Deliciously Unhinged Revenge Fantasy From Sam Raimi
Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien's chaotic dynamic in "Send Help" is hard to look away from, even in the movie's more gruesome moments.
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Wonder Man Review: Marvel's Least Traditional Show Features A Beautiful Bromance
Marvel's new series "Wonder Man" is a breath of fresh air for the franchise that breaks free of its familiar cliches.
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Mercy Review: Chris Pratt's Sci-Fi Thriller Is Hollow And Soulless
"Mercy" wastes the talent of its cast with a soulless plot that fails to confront the potential dangers of AI.
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The Rip Review: Matt Damon And Ben Affleck's Netflix Thriller Falls Short Of Its Potential
Netflix's latest action thriller "The Rip" has a lot of potential, but sadly sells itself short by giving things away far too soon.
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A Knight Of The Seven Kingdoms Review: A Charming New Take On Westeros
"A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms" is a charming, intimate, delightful series that'll change the way you look at Westeros forever.
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28 Years Later: The Bone Temple Review - An Exhilarating Sequel
"28 Years Later: The Bone Temple" is visually stunning, genuinely frightening, and a wonderfully weird follow-up to 2025's "28 Years Later."
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People We Meet On Vacation Review: This Gen Z When Harry Met Sally Pales Next To The Original
The adaptation of Emily Henry's "People We Meet on Vacation" is charming despite its obvious similarities to romcoms that have come before it.
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His & Hers Review: Netflix Murder Miniseries Has Shock Value But Lacks Smarts
Netflix's mystery series "His & Hers," based on the novel by Alice Feeney, starts off slowly before it spirals into an audacious ending.
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Review - Hesitates To Boldly Go Somewhere New
"Star Trek: Starfleet Academy" tries too hard to please everyone, and in the process leaves no one satisfied.
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Primal Season 3 Review: The Most Experimental And Obscure Journey Of The Series By Far
While "Primal" Season 3 originally wasn't supposed to happen, Genndy Tartakovsky managed to pull of a triumphant ending to his animated action horror series.
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The Pitt Season 2 Review: Noah Wyle's Medical Drama Is Gross, Intense, And Still Great
"The Pitt" Season 2 has plenty of the drama and gore that fans have come to love from the unique procedural.
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LEGO Review: I Built Soundwave From Transformers And Now I'm Team Decepticons
LEGO's Soundwave is the third major Transfomer set for the brick company. Does he stack up next to Optimus Prime and Bumblebee?
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I Built LEGO's Black Pearl And It Might Be The Best Set I've Ever Put Together
Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship from LEGO is one of the toy companies most exciting builds to date. Read our review of the new set.
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The Copenhagen Test Review: Simu Liu Stars In Mediocre Espionage Fare
Even MCU star Simu Liu and a solid ensemble cast can't save "The Copenhagen Test" from being run-of-the-mill spy fare that doesn't set itself apart.
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The Housemaid Review: Amanda Seyfried Shines In Paul Feig's Campy Thriller
Amanda Seyfried gives a captivating performance in "The Housemaid," the campy thriller adaptation of Freida McFadden's popular novel.
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Fallout Season 2 Review: New Vegas Expands The World Without Losing The Fun
"Fallout" Season 2 continues to bring the thrills, with Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins both giving excellent performances.
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Avatar: Fire And Ash Review - James Cameron's Franchise Finally Flames Out
James Cameron's "Avatar: Fire and Ash" just feels like a retread of the first two movies in the franchise, though somehow more offensive.
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Little Disasters Review: A Tense Domestic Thriller About The Anxieties Of Motherhood
"Little Disasters" is an intense look at the realities of motherhood anxiety, with a talented cast that keeps you on your toes.
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The Abandons Review: A Revenge-Filled, Feminist Take On The Western
Gillian Anderson and Lena Headey are dynamic in Netflix's "The Abandons," which is overall a great addition to the Western TV genre.
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Percy Jackson And The Olympians Season 2 Review: A Faithful But Flat Adaptation
It's time to brush up on your Greek mythology, because Percy Jackson is back, and this time he's tackling the Sea of Monsters.
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Oh. What. Fun. Review: Michelle Pfeiffer's Christmas Movie Has Charm But No Spark
The talented ensemble cast in "Oh. What. Fun." is let down by a weak script, making it just another generic Christmas movie.
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100 Nights Of Hero Review: A Rushed Outline For A Feminist Fantasy
Whatever happened in adapting the source material, "100 Nights of Hero" is likely to leave you feeling underwhelmed.
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Marty Supreme Review: Timothée Chalamet Delivers A Career-Best Turn In A24's Biggest Movie
A24's sports dramedy "Marty Supreme" may feature Timothée Chalamet's best performance of his career so far.
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