Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review - The Best Live-Action Spidey In Decades
"Spider-Man: Brand New Day" proves that there's still plenty of life left in the MCU when it comes to these more ground-level narratives.
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Stuart Fails To Save The Universe Review: This Big Bang Theory Spin-Off Is A Little Too Ambitious
The newest TBBT spin-off "Stuart Fails to Save the Universe" could go further in establishing its sci-fi rules, but overall it's a genuinely funny outing.
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Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender Review — The Kind Of Animation That Belongs In Theaters
"Avatar Aang: The Last Airbender" is a gorgeous work of animation that deserves to be seen on the big screen (regardless of the script's major flaws).
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The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan Has Made His Masterpiece
Christopher Nolan's adaptation of "The Odyssey" is an outstanding epic in every sense of the word.
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Lucky Review: Anya Taylor-Joy Shines In Apple TV's Twisty Thriller
Apple TV's "Lucky" stars Anya Taylor-Joy in an emotionally charged narrative that features plenty of cliffhangers and sudden twists.
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Ride Or Die Review: Hannah Waddingham & Octavia Spencer Can't Save A Subpar Story
"Ride or Die" is cute and inoffensive but also lacks anything interesting enough to make it really stand out.
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Evil Dead Burn Review: The Franchise's Hot Streak Lives On
"Evil Dead Burn" is one of the weaker movies in the franchise, but it's definitely one of the best horror legacy sequels we've seen in recent years.
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The Five-Star Weekend Review: A Two-Star Experience
Lovers of the beach read will be disappointed in "The Five-Star Weekend," which managed to flatten the source material into something forgettable.
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The Invite Review: Edward Norton And Penélope Cruz Shine In A Wickedly Funny Dramedy
The cast of "The Invite" manages to expertly balance comedy and drama in this intimate film.
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Minions & Monsters Review: Hollywood Is The Perfect Playground For The Minions
"Minions & Monsters" is a surprising love letter to classic Hollywood, and might just be the best movie in the Despicable Me franchise.
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Jackass: Best And Last Review - A Shameless Cash Grab Finale From The Slapstick Kings
"Jackass: Best and Last" is the weakest in the franchise, and most laughs come from its reliance on classic slapstick set pieces that haven't grown old.
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Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Shines In A Flawed Superhero Movie
Milly Alcock is a great Supergirl, so it's really a shame that her take on the character is dampened by this underwhelming solo vehicle.
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Toy Story 5 Review: Woody And Buzz Return For An Uneven But Charming Pixar Sequel
"Toy Story 5" is another heartwarming addition to the franchise despite its abundance of characters and some confusing plotlines.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Review: A Fiery Triumph
"House of the Dragon" is better than ever, and the new season will have you hanging on every single moment.
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Disclosure Day Review: Steven Spielberg's 2026 Summer Blockbuster Is A Triumph
Steven Spielberg is already known as a master of the summer blockbuster, and he's proven himself yet again with "Disclosure Day."
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Masters Of The Universe Review: The Most Average Movie Of The Summer
The campy "Masters of the Universe" is full of surprisingly good performances, but it still manages to be mediocre.
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Backrooms Review: A Horror Movie Caught Between Big Ideas
Even with its flaws, "Backrooms" is an impressive feature film debut by Kane Parsons, an exciting new voice in horror filmmaking.
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Spider-Noir Review: Nicolas Cage's PI-Superhero Hybrid Show Is Just Okay
On the surface, "Spider-Noir" seems like the perfect vehicle for Nicolas Cage to shine — but the lackluster script keeps it from reaching its full potential.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Review: This Is Not The Way
"The Mandalorian and Grogu" just feels like a long episode of the TV show (and not in a good way).
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Remarkably Bright Creatures Review: A Charming Pair Can't Save A Dull Mystery
"Remarkably Bright Creatures" has a quirky premise that's somehow made better by the movie's abundance of clichés.
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Mortal Kombat 2 Review: Karl Urban Elevates An Otherwise Flawed Sequel
Despite its imperfections, "Mortal Kombat II" is a clear step up from its predecessor.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: Lifeless With Some Flashes Of Brilliance
"The Devil Wears Prada 2" feels like a cheap imitation of the original, despite the best efforts of its talented cast.
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Michael Review: Antoine Fuqua Delivers A Polished Biopic That Refuses To Take Risks
Jaafar Jackson shines in "Michael," though the biopic skips over the messier parts of Michael Jackson's adult life to create a safer narrative.
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Beef Season 2 Review: A Strong Return That Falls Short Of Its First Season
"Beef" Season 2 isn't as good as the first, but strong lead performances from Carey Mulligan, Oscar Isaac, Cailee Spaeny, and Charles Melton help anchor it.
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Euphoria Season 3 Review: Zendaya's Hit HBO Series Has Lost Itself
"Euphoria" used to feel too mature and provocative for a soap opera about teenagers, but now, Season 3 feels much too childish for a crime drama about adults.
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Malcolm In The Middle: Life's Still Unfair Review - A Delightful And Nostalgic Reunion For The Fans
"Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair" is almost every bit as delightful, bonkers, and crazy fun as the original show.
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The Boys Season 5 Review: A Bold And Occasionally Brilliant Final Season
The fifth and final season of "The Boys" isn't perfect, but it hits the mark where it matters most.
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