Tag: Movie Reviews

Lightyear wasn’t needed, but somehow it crashes into the Toy Story universe like an uninvited cousin who somehow fits in.

Thirty-six years later, we’re here again: Tom Cruise’s Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell is acing the skies, sporting Aviators and wearing a bomber jacket as if it ...

Torn Hearts is a horror film where jealousy and ambition team up for a twisted walk—like a backstage pass to a nightmare you didn’t want.

Memory is a bit sloppy in spots, but hey, most folks will shrug it off. It’s so weirdly unconventional that it actually feels fresh.

Chariot will have you laughing for all the right and wrong reasons in just 90 minutes.

Dual is a solid mix of a quirky premise and stellar performances from Gillan and Aaron Paul, proving clones can act too.

Morbius won’t be winning any Oscars, but it’s not the disaster some people make it out to be—more like a flick that’s just okay.

Your enjoyment of The Contractor depends on whether you want pure action or something deeper—if it’s the latter, you might be let down.

Matt Reeves' The Batman is a long-overdue love letter to the World’s Greatest Detective—better late than never, I guess!

Video games are difficult to adapt to screen. The filmmakers must please game lovers who are familiar with the story and characters as well as ...

While the martial arts series Wu Assassins wasn’t given a second season on Netflix, it has returned in the form of a film, Fistful of Vengeance: directed by ...

Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins set the standard, The Dark Knight raised the bar, and Rises completed The Dark Knight Trilogy.

Last Looks puts Kirkby on the map as a director who can totally hang with the likes of Guy Ritchie—watch out, Guy, there’s a new ...

Great performances and great cinematography make Zac Efron's Gold a must-see movie. Dark, grim and satisfying.

The Tiger Rising is a refurbished ’90s Hallmark product. You’ve seen it all before.

Shattered isn’t exactly a must-watch in theaters or for rent—unless you’re in the mood for a low-budget Netflix flick, then it’s just as you'd expect.

Ghostbusters: Afterlife nails the magic of the first two films—Jason Reitman stays true to his dad’s vision and keeps the supernatural fun.

When I was first offered Zeros and Ones for review, I jokingly admitted that I was willing to watch Ethan Hawke paint a house for two hours straight. While Abel ...

Red Notice wastes its star power on a forgettable ride—fun once, but hardly worth a rewatch.

There's fun around every corner in this adventure. Tarantino fans will love it.