I Saw The TV Glow Review: A Teen Horror Masterpiece Where The Channel Changes You
Jane Schoenbrun's horror-drama "I Saw the TV Glow" is entertaining yet depressing, surreal yet too real, and frustrating yet somehow cathartic.
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Knuckles Review: A Shameless Sonic Cash-In
"Knuckles" isn't great, but it works well as a spin-off, offering an independent adventure apart from the main franchise. -
The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review: The Best & Worst Of Guy Ritchie In One Thrill-Ride
Guy Ritchie's "The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare" gets bored of its own dialogue scenes, but the WWII action film will more than delight with its shootouts. -
Challengers Review: Game, Sex & A Near-Perfect Match
Flaws aside, "Challengers" is a steamy little romp that is sure to entertain and titillate in equal measure. -
The Sympathizer Review: Apocalypse Wow!
There's an intoxicating messiness to "The Sympathizer," but the nihilistic worldview makes it all coalesce into a coherent character study by its close. -
Fallout Review: An Outdated, Underwhelming & Bloody Mess
Another lackluster video game adaptation, "Fallout" highlights the ongoing struggle to capture the essence of successful gaming narratives. -
Civil War Review: This Is How The World Sees America - And It's Terrifying
While "Civil War" is worth seeing and thinking about for those who can stomach it, anyone with sound sensitivities should avoid the IMAX. -
Monkey Man Review: Dev Patel Dominates In This Gutsy Action Flick
You can see Dev Patel's passion for "Monkey Man" all over the screen, and it makes the production a much more satisfying viewing experience. -
Ripley Review: Stylish And Dark (But A Little Unnecessary)
Overall, "Ripley" mostly feels like a style-over-substance exercise, though there's potential to expand the character's journey if there's a demand for it. -
Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire Review - A Roaring Spectacle Of Kaiju Carnage
Be sure to catch Adam Wingard's "Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire" on an IMAX screen, where the film's gargantuan Titans are adequately skyscraper-sized. -
Sugar Review: Colin Farrell Shines In A Sweetly Seductive Mystery
AppleTV+'s detective series "Sugar" is sleek, witty, and satisfyingly twisty -- perfect for lovers of the genre and a wonderful showcase for star Colin Farrell. -
Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire Review - Bustin' Made Me Feel... Meh
It's hard to care about the Spengler family saving the day when "Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire" aims to quickly brush off whatever growth they have. -
Road House Review: Jake Gyllenhaal Action Remake Inspires Apathy
The Jake Gyllenhaal-starring 2024 "Road House" remake is a fun-enough watch, but it has some bland visuals and a lackluster script. -
Apples Never Fall Review: Annette Bening Elevates Series, Yet Questions Remain
Though Peacock's limited series "Apples Never Fall" is gripping and will have you enthralled from the beginning, it may also leave you with questions. -
3 Body Problem Review: Existential Dread Never Looked This Good
Netflix's "3 Body Problem" is a stunningly ambitious adaptation of an unwieldy science fiction text, but the slow burn might be too much for some viewers. -
Damsel Review: A Deeply Flawed Feminist Fairy Tale
Netflix's "Damsel" seems like it should be a lot of fun, but it misses the mark on so many levels that it's difficult to count them all. -
Kung Fu Panda 4 Review: Jack Black Shines In This Withering Franchise
"Kung Fu Panda 4" shines thanks to Jack Black's lovable Po (despite a familiar story). The franchise's formula hasn't gotten stale yet, but it's getting close. -
Ricky Stanicky Review: John Cena Anchors This Uneven But Delightful Buddy Comedy
"Ricky Stanicky" aims to give viewers a helluva good time, and it mostly manages to do that, despite a few bumps along the way. -
The Gentlemen Review: New Players, Same Game, No Risks
For all its slickness and charm, Netflix's "The Gentlemen" series never quite justifies its existence as an expanded vision of Guy Ritchie's world. -
Avatar: The Last Airbender Review - Lame Live-Action Remake Will Annoy Fans And Bore Newcomers
Netflix's "Avatar: The Last Airbender" is overall an unsatisfying series, regardless of your prior familiarity with the franchise. -
Drive-Away Dolls Review: Ethan Coen's Lesbian Romp Is High On Silliness, Low On Laughs
Ethan Coen's new lesbian road trip movie "Drive-Away Dolls" is a disappointing romp with a stellar cast, including Pedro Pascal, Matt Damon, and Colman Domingo. -
Dune: Part Two Review - Denis Villeneuve's Excellent Sci-Fi Sequel Gets The Spice Flowing
Timothée Chalamet and Zendaya reunite for "Dune: Part Two," as Denis Villeneuve's epic sequel finally delivers the action that the first film promised. -
Madame Web Review: A Campy Good Time Tangled In A Tired Franchise Web
With great power comes great camp, as "Madame Web" - starring Dakota Johnson as the titular Marvel character - continues Sony's Spider Man-less Spider-Verse. -
The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live Review - Rick & Michonne Shine In This Played-Out Apocalypse
Rick (Andrew Lincoln) and Michonne (Danai Gurira) return in "The Walking Dead: The Ones Who Live," years after both characters departed the AMC zombie series. -
Lisa Frankenstein Review: A Violently Delightful Neon Gothic '80s Throwback
"Lisa Frankenstein" is an energetic, delightfully macabre production that might just be one of the most surprisingly entertaining of 2024. -
Mr. And Mrs. Smith Review: Reinvented Spies, Insufferable Relationship
Donald Glover and Maya Erskine kick butt and make out in the Amazon Prime TV remake "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," but the show is less electrifying than its stars. -
Argylle Review: A Lengthy And Overstuffed Caper From Matthew Vaughn
Matthew Vaughn's new spy caper "Argylle" gets lost in its own twists and fakeouts, leaving little for viewers to really care about.
