Movie Reviews
Avengers: Infinity War Review: Marvel Delivers the Carnage (Spoiler-Free!)
Infinity War hits like a machine gun with an extended clip in its unrelenting onslaught of destruction.
I Feel Pretty Review #2: An Okay Comedy with An Inspiring Message
Amy Schumer manages to deliver a fun message to anyone with low self-esteem, but it could be funnier.
Beirut Review: Jon Hamm Gets Gritty in High Stakes Spy Thriller
Beirut is another solidly entertaining film from Tony Gilroy, acclaimed writer of the Jason Bourne films.
I Feel Pretty Review: Amy Schumer's Well-Meaning Comedy Falls Flat
I Feel Pretty has a girl power message that is easily embraced, but doesn't make that lesson entertaining for long enough.
Truth or Dare Review #2: A Rare Blumhouse Blunder That Fails to Scare
A group of friends get in way over their head while playing a game of Truth or Dare?, but it's nothing to be afraid of.
Rampage Review: The Rock Delivers a Giant Monster Carnival of Fun
Midway's arcade classic Rampage gets a first rate adaptation from director Brad Peyton starring the always reliable The Rock.
Truth or Dare Review: A Slow, Boring, Miserable Experience
Truth or Dare is a total letdown as producer Jason Blum delivers a Friday the 13th dud.
Lowlife Review: Welcome to a Special Kind of Crazy
Director Ryan Prows feature debut Lowlife is a blood-soaked, totally crazy, unique movie reminiscent of early Quentin Tarantino.
Borg Vs. McEnroe Review: Shia LaBeouf Serves an Ace
Borg vs. McEnroe perfectly captures the legendary players at the peak of their game and the epic Wimbledon showdown that followed.
Blockers Review #2: Teen Sex Comedy Delivers an Enlightened Twist
Blockers is a super funny and raunchy comedy starring Leslie Mann and John Cena that turns out to be a bit smarter in its approach than expected.
Ready Player One Review #3: As Inspiring As It Is Fun
Legendary Director Steven Spielberg's latest film Ready Player One promises fans a plethora of 80s nostalgia and it delivers.
Ready Player One Review #2: Spielberg Glides in Giddy Pop Joyride
Ready Player One is an Easter egg extravaganza that comes on like a two hour serving of Frosted Flakes with every toy in the box.
A Quiet Place Review #2: The Best Horror Movie Since Get Out
A Quiet Place takes its high concept and runs with it to absolute glory to become the first true sleeper blockbuster of the year.
Pacific Rim Uprising Review: An Unrelenting Blast of Monstrous Fun
Pacific Rim Uprising proves to be a lot more fun than the original with Star Wars legend John Boyega in the lead.
Unsane Review: Claire Foy Shines in Soderbergh's Murky iPhone Thriller
Steven Soderbergh's B-movie horror thriller Unsane is a murky exercise in guerrilla filmmaking.
Hearts Beat Loud Review: The Feel Good Movie We Need Right Now
Nick Offerman delivers a terrific performance in Hearts Beat Loud, which could be the feel-good movie of the year.
Tomb Raider Review: Alicia Vikander Is So Good in Such A Bad Movie
Alicia Vikander reboots the Tomb Raider franchise with realism, but Lara Croft needs a better movie.
Most Likely to Murder Review: Mystery Saves Mundane Comedy
Adam Pally and Rachel Bloom star in Most Likely to Murder, which is a more comedy than horror, but still kinda works.
Isle of Dogs Review: An Edgy, Luminous Joy to Behold
Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs is a stop-motion animated movie that dazzles with creativity, and could become a certified classic in the genre.
The Director and the Jedi Review: A Must-See for Star Wars Fans
The Director and the Jedi provides an intimate look at Rian Johnson's process and journey of bringing Star Wars: The Last Jedi to life.
Ready Player One Review: Spielberg's Latest Is an Absolute Blast
Steven Spielberg delightfully returns to blockbuster filmmaking with Ready Player One.
Unfriended: Dark Web Review: Brutal, Inventive, But Not Very Scary
Blumhouse's Unfriended: Dark Web gets points for originality and sheer brutality, but doesn't totally get there as a horror sequel.
Blockers Review: The First Great Comedy of 2018
Director Kay Cannon delivers a hilarious and refreshing directorial debut with Blockers, starring John Cena and Leslie Mann.
Galveston Review: A Thrilling Powerhouse That Leaves Its Mark
Ben Foster and Elle Fanning give powerhouse performances that drive the thrilling drama in Galveston.
A Quiet Place Review: The Year's First Truly Scary Crowd-Pleaser
John Krasinski directs A Quiet Place as a genuinely terrifying and very satisfying, unique moviegoing experience.
Gringo Review: Charlize Theron Gets Nasty in This Fun Romp
A scattershot narrative is saved by the hilarious supporting cast in the action comedy Gringo, in theaters this weekend.
A Wrinkle in Time Review: Disney's Latest Is a Colossal Disappointment
Ava DuVernay's A Wrinkle in Time proves to be a sappy melodrama that is utterly devoid of any mystery or wonder.
Death Wish Remake Review: Bruce Willis Serves Cold, Bloody Leftovers
Eli Roth and Bruce Willis get very violent with their Death Wish remake, but fail to elevate the material or take it anyplace new.
Annihilation Review: A Truly Strange and Eerie Sci-Fi Odyssey
Annihilation is a slow crawl creep show with jolts good enough to send your popcorn airborne.
Game Night Review: A Tricky, Twisted Comedy Thriller That Wins
Come for the comedy but stay for the surprising thrills in the intense and hilarious Game Night starring Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams.
Red Sparrow Review: A Violent, Sexually Charged Spy Thriller
Red Sparrow earns its R-rating. It is easily the most graphic, sexually charged film we've seen from Jennifer Lawrence.
15:17 to Paris Review: Eastwood's Real-Life Hero Tale Falls Short
15:17 to Paris is a film about heroism played by the actual heroes, but director Clint Eastwood's retelling of their story falls woefully flat.
Black Panther Review: A Marvel Masterpiece That Transcends the Genre
Ryan Coogler's Black Panther surpasses every expectation to become the first Marvel movie to transcend the comic genre.
Peter Rabbit Review: A Delightfully Dark and Funny Bunny Tale
Beatrix Potter's classic children book Peter Rabbit is adapted with big laughs and a modern edge.
Netflix's When We First Met Trailer Goes Time Traveling with Adam DeVine
Adam DeVine stars as a young man who repeatedly travels back in time to try and win over the girl of his dreams in Netflix's When We First Met
Batman: Gotham by Gaslight Review: A Bloody Steampunk Romp
The Dark Knight versus Jack the Ripper in Gotham by Gaslight, the latest DC animated movie delivers R-rated steampunk thrills.
Mom and Dad Review: A Hammer to the Face That Never Stops Swinging
Nicolas Cage really outdoes himself in the wickedly enjoyable trash masterpiece Mom and Dad.
Den of Thieves Review: Gerard Butler Goes Full on Nicolas Cage
Gerard Butler headlines the sometimes ridiculous but surprisingly effective heist movie Den of Thieves, which is no classic but provides some fun.
Death Cure Review: The Maze Runner Finale We Needed
Dylan O'Brien leads a thundering conclusion to The Maze Runner trilogy with the action packed Death Cure.
The Commuter Review: Liam Neeson Gets Taken on a Crazy Train Ride
Director Jaume Collet-Serra and Liam Neeson team up for a fourth and very fun time in the action/thriller The Commuter.
