Movie Reviews
Hitman's Bodyguard Review: A Fun But Familiar Action Romp
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson are fantastic together in The Hitman's Bodyguard, but the story gets too familiar in places.
Ingrid Goes West Review: Single White Female for the Instagram Obsessed
A deranged stalker becomes obsessed with a social media star in the humorous yet uneven Ingrid Goes West.
Wind River Review: Jeremy Renner & Elizabeth Olsen Go Dark
Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen investigate murder on a Wyoming Indian reservation in the ominous mystery Wind River.
Dark Tower Review: A Quick Draw Take on A Very Complex Story
Roland Deschain versus The Man in Black in a moderately successful, very short adaptation of Stephen King's The Dark Tower.
Logan Lucky Review: Steven Soderbergh Is Back to His Old Tricks
Steven Soderbergh returns from his short retirement for Logan Lucky, a hillbilly heist comedy brimming with good natured humor.
Annabelle Creation Review: They Got It Right This Time
Director David F. Sandberg obliterates expectations with Annabelle: Creation, a terrifying and worthy spin-off in The Conjuring universe.
Detroit Review: A Harrowing Tale of Racial Injustice
Detroit is a brutal and unflinching movie from director Kathryn Bigelow and screenwriter Mark Boal, the team behind Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty.
Atomic Blonde Review: Charlize Theron Throws a Cold War Dance Party
Charlize Theron plays a femme fatal with deadly fighting skills in the high-octane action thriller Atomic Blonde.
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Review: Star Trek Meets Doctor Who
Director Luc Besson's Valerian is a visually stunning sci-fi adventure that lacks substance.
Dunkirk Review: Nolan Delivers a Lean, Mean Fighting Machine
Dunkirk is an extraordinary work of cinema that relies on cutting edge camera work and bare bones storytelling.
Valerian Review: Lush Wizardry Offset by a Convoluted Plot
Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets looks incredible, but never reaches the point of rousing sci-fi adventure.
Despicable Me 3 Review: Trey Parker's Villain Steals the Show
Supervillain Balthazar Bratt, voiced by South Park creator Trey Parker, has a plan to dance battle you into liking Despicable Me 3.
Spider-Man: Homecoming Review: A Triumph That Obliterates Expectations
Spider-Man: Homecoming is a funny, heartfelt, coming of age story that deftly captures the awkwardness of being a teenager.
War for The Planet of The Apes Review #2: The Best Sequel of The Summer
War for the Planet of the Apes is a riveting sequel that pushes the boundaries of motion capture performance.
War for the Planet of the Apes Review: A True Sci-Fi Masterpiece
Director Matt Reeves brings the perfect ending to one of the greatest trilogies of all time with War for the Planet of the Apes.
Baby Driver Review #2: A Turbo-Charged Action Classic
Edgar Wright's Baby Driver plays like a two hour music video, with Ansel Elgort emerging as true leading man.
A Ghost Story Review: Casey Affleck Wears a Sheet and Watches People
Director David Lowery delivers a very unique and pretty weird take on the supernatural with A Ghost Story.
Transformers 5 Review: A Bombastic Blast of Confusing Fun
Transformers 5 is a towering special effects extravaganza with a befuddling plot, but fans of the 1986 movie are in for a big surprise.
Netflix Original Movie Review: Okja Is the Must See Film of the Summer
South Korean Director Bong Joon-ho delivers a thoughtful, visceral satire of the meat industry with his adventure thriller Okja.
All Eyez on Me Review: Tupac Shakur Gets a Wikipedia Biopic
All Eyez on Me fails to provide any insight whatsoever into the man or the events that really shaped Tupac Shakur.
47 Meters Down Review: A Shark Movie with Almost No Sharks
47 Meters Down is a tedious, 89-minute shark thriller with less than five minutes of shark action.
Netflix Original Movie Review: Shimmer Lake Is a Backwards Tour de Force
Oren Uziel makes his directorial debut with the twisty comedic noir thriller Shimmer Lake, and it's one of this summer's best whodunnits.
Rough Night Review: The Girl Power Version of Very Bad Things
Rough Night is a funny comedy uplifted by its talented cast, especially the scene-stealing Jillian Bell.
Buzzard Hollow Beef Review: A Gory, Teeth-Gnashing Cannibal Classic
Director Joshua Johnson and writer Tara C. Hall have created a psychedelic horror experience destined to be an indie classic.
The Mummy Review #2: Tom Cruise Sinks in This Joyless Disaster
Universal's Dark Universe begins with an epic dud as Tom Cruise flounders in The Mummy, one of his worst movies ever.
The Mummy Review: First Dark Universe Movie Is a Blast
The Mummy sets up Universal's new monsters movie universe in grand fashion, though in unpredictable ways.
Netflix Original Movie Review: Handsome Needs Its Own Series
Jeff Garlin turns in some of his best work ever as a lonely detective searching for a killer in Handsome: A Netflix Mystery Movie.
Netflix Original Movie Review: Mindhorn Is the Perfect Summer Comedy
Julian Barratt plays a former TV detective called in for a real case in the hilarious new Netflix movie Mindhorn.
Captain Underpants Review: A Potty Humor Masterpiece
Captain Underpants is a nonstop barrage of poop jokes, but has a lot of heart and feeling.
Wonder Woman Review: The DCEU Finally Delivers a Great Movie
Gal Gadot arrives as the hero and feminist icon fans deserve in Wonder Woman, which renews faith in the DC Movie universe.
It Comes at Night Review: The Most Unsettling Horror Experience of 2017
Director Trey Edward Shults crafts a unique terror ride with the excellent summer horror movie It Comes at Night.
Netflix Original Movie Review: War Machine Is a Voyage Into the Absurd
War Machine encapsulates the insanity of never ending armed conflict, bringing one of the best original movies to Netflix yet.
Baywatch Movie Review: A Riptide of Lousy Jokes & Beautiful Bodies
Baywatch brings plenty of eye-candy but is too long and repetitive to live up to 21 Jump Street or even CHiPs as a movie adaptation.
Pirates of the Caribbean 5 Review: Johnny Depp Still Rules the Sea
The franchise has lost some sizzle by its fifth installment, but still entertains with Johnny Depp at the helm.
Wakefield Review: Bryan Cranston Descends Into Monotony
Wakefield is basically Bryan Cranston in an attic with binoculars, a gimmick that wears thin quickly.
Alien: Covenant Review #2: Not Perfect But Still a Lot of Fun
Ridley Scott's Alien: Covenant may not be the movie fans were hoping for but its a big improvement over Prometheus.
Snatched Review: Amy Schumer & Goldie Hawn Deliver Big Laughs
Snatched is mostly silly and dumb but still funny enough to warrant a positive recommendation.
Alien Covenant Review: Deja Vu All Over Again
Alien Covenant offers nothing new. It is a standard rehash of the same story we've seen five times before.
Last Men in Aleppo Review: A Brutal Chronicle of War
Last Men in Aleppo documents the White Helmets, the first responders to Syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad's bombings.
The Dinner Review: The Most Excruciating Movie of 2017
The Dinner is an unpleasant film about appalling people, making it very hard to sit through.
