Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere review: melancholic portrait adds little value to music biopics
Bruce Springsteen's music shines in Deliver Me from Nowhere. However, the rest of the movie leans too heavily into biopic clichés. Read our review.
A House of Dynamite Review: Kathryn Bigelow invites you to experience nuclear panic
In A House of Dynamite, Kathryn Bigelow's Netflix movie will shake you to your core, but it tries to do so a few too many times.
Is This Thing On? review: stand-up is therapy in Bradley Cooper’s midlife crisis dramedy
Bradley Cooper finds success with a smaller scale and an introspective look at finding yourself in Is This Thing On?
The Smashing Machine review: This enthralling sports biopic did a piledriver on my emotions
The Smashing Machine immerses audiences in a heartfelt drama elevated by Benny Safdie's direction and the performances by Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt.
One Battle After Another review: one of the decade’s best movies blew me away
Filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson's new movie, One Battle After Another, delivers a thrilling adventure that stands tall on virtually all cinematic fronts.
Him review: A passable but disappointing horror movie
Despite its stunning visuals, intriguing ideas, and talented cast, Him fails to present the horror film it aspires to be.
The Long Walk: A bleak, brutal, but beautiful journey
Director Francis Lawrence's film, The Long Walk, is a grueling Stephen King adaptation that will hook audiences and fill them with hope and horror.
The Conjuring: Last Rites review: A heartfelt finale that’s not so frightening
The Conjuring: Last Rites delivers a heartfelt finale to the Warrens' story, but the horror movie falls short with its scares.
Peacemaker season 2 premiere review: Peacemaker’s back, baby!
HBO Max's hit superhero show, Peacemaker, has returned to glory with the first episode of its second season, The Ties that Grind.
Alien: Earth premiere review: a deep, dark sci-fi masterpiece
FX's hit series, Alien: Earth, brings intense sci-fi terror to Earth with its first episode, as well as new life to the Alien franchise.
Weapons review: a mind-blowing cinematic nightmare
Zach Cregger's horror movie Weapons has premiered, unleashing a heat-seeking missile armed with rich storytelling and mind-blowing terror.
The Naked Gun review: a film firing laughs on all cylinders
The Naked Gun is like a machine gun unloading barrels of laughs every second thanks to impeccable writing and comedic performances.
Happy Gilmore 2 review: A chaotic, nostalgia-fueled sequel
Happy Gilmore 2 brings back plenty of beloved characters and some funny antics, but this golf comedy film is still no hole-in-one.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps review: One giant leap for Marvel
The Fantastic Four: First Steps gives a spectacular new story about Marvel's First Family with a bold, breathtaking superhero blockbuster.
Eddington review: An ambitious but overstuffed satire
Ari Aster and A24's black comedy, Eddington, boasts strong performances, visuals, and social commentary, but it struggles to distill all the chaos of the pandemic into one film.
Jurassic World Rebirth review: A fun but all-too familiar blockbuster
Director Gareth Edwards's film, Jurassic World Rebirth, presents a thrilling, visually stunning blockbuster that struggles to stand out.
F1 review: A predictable but thrilling sports drama
Director Joseph Kosinski and Brad Pitt deliver a spectacular new drama with their new film, F1, featuring a predictable story but plenty of cinematic flare.
28 Years Later review: a thrilling zombie epic
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland deliver a thrilling, action-packed zombie adventure with their new film, 28 "Years Later."
How to Train Your Dragon review: a thrilling, beautiful fantasy adventure
Director Dean DeBlois delivered a near-perfect live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon. Check out the rest of our review.
The Life of Chuck review: contains multitudes of joy
Mike Flanagan's film, "The Life of Chuck," has finally hit theaters, presenting a beautiful celebration of life with profound themes, a heartfelt story, and an ensemble of incredible performances.
Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning review: A mind-boggling, soul-stirring finale
Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning is a sendoff to Ethan Hunt with mind-boggling stunts, a soul-stirring story, and heart-wrenching performances.
Final Destination Bloodlines review: Bringing the franchise back from the dead
Final Destination Bloodlines is loaded with great kill scenes, and this time, it even includes a plot! Check out the rest of our review.
Poker Face season 2 review: Quirkier, sillier, funnier
The stakes are raised in Poker Face season 2 with an even more incredible guest cast list, quirkier scenarios, and creative storytelling. Read our review.
Thunderbolts* review: A dark but uplifting superhero blockbuster
Marvel Studios' Thunderbolts* shines amongst many other superhero films with its dark, emotional story, outstanding performances, and compelling characters.
Until Dawn review: an incoherent disaster
Until Dawn is a sloppy film that has nothing to do with the video game it's named after. Check out the rest of our review.
Sinners review: a fiendishly fantastic horror masterpiece
Ryan Coogler's Sinners is a horror masterpiece with spectacular writing, characters, performances, visuals, and music.
Drop Review: An almost-perfect thriller that’s fun and fast-paced
Christopher Landon's Drop is fun, fast-paced, and loaded with great suspense, making it one of Blumhouse's best movies to date.
Warfare review: an action-packed but somewhat hollow war movie
Alex Garland's latest film Warfare shows how loud and chaotic war can be, but it also lacks plot and purpose.
The Studio episode 1 review: A hysterical satire of modern Hollywood
Apple TV+ seems to have another hit with Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg's show, "The Studio," with the first episode setting up a hilarious and cinematic satire.
Novocaine review: A hilarious and heartful thrill-ride
Jack Quaid and Amber Midthunder bring a new action movie classic to life in "Novocaine," a hilarious and thrilling film filled with heart and clever action.
The Electric State review: a bold but underwhelming blockbuster
Netflix's "The Electric State" is a sci-fi spectacle that fails to light a spark with its lackluster performances, one-dimension characters, and clunky script.
Mickey 17 review: A wild, witty space odyssey
Film director Bong Joon-ho has made a spectacular return with Mickey 17 thanks to its dark, satirical story, social commentary, and incredible performances.
Last Breath review: Apollo 13 goes under the sea
Woody Harrelson and Simu Liu star in a deep-sea survival thriller that could used a little embellishing.
Captain America: Brave New World review: a new rock bottom for Marvel
Harrison Ford Hulks out in a new Captain America movie that's as sloppy as anything Marvel has ever made.
Grand Theft Hamlet review: something rotten
Grand Theft Hamlet blends online gaming and Shakespeare to mixed results.
Flight Risk review: Mark Wahlberg thriller crashes and burns
Mel Gibson casts Mark Wahlberg against type as a psycho in the cheap and lousy action thriller, Flight Risk, now in theaters.
Severance season 2 review: a return that exceeds expectations
Severance is finally back on Apple TV+, and its second season is even better than you've been hoping.
Wolf Man review: Woof!
Leigh Whannell follows his thrilling Invisible Man with a curiously dull, murky, and undercooked Wolf Man, in theaters now.