Movie Reviews
10 Cloverfield Lane Review: Get Ready for Shocks & Surprises
10 Cloverfield Lane is a taut psychological thriller with a superb performance from Mary Elizabeth Winstead.
London Has Fallen Review: A Tale of Blood, Bombs & Punchlines
The sequel to Olympus Has Fallen brings back the original cast in a plot as fantastical as science fiction.
Gods of Egypt Review: Diversity Couldn't Save This Silly Mess
Gods of Egypt is a poorly acted CGI spectacle that plays like a video game, and the diversity issue is the least of it's problems.
Deadpool Review: Ryan Reynolds Delivers a Superhero Game-Changer
Ryan Reynolds shines alongside a brilliant supporting cast in the outlandish Deadpool, which ups the ante for all superhero movies.
Hail, Caesar! Review: Coen Brothers Bore with Golden Age Satire
Hail, Caesar! has no lack of star power, but falls decidedly flat in insufferably dull stretches.
The Finest Hours Review: A Thrilling & Epic Tale of Heroism
The Finest Hours is a great film and worthy testament to the bravery of the U.S. Coast Guard, in theaters this weekend.
Force Awakens Review #2: An Epic & Worthy Star Wars Sequel
Star Wars: The Force Awakens easily lives up to its mammoth hype, but it is not flawless, nor is it better than the original trilogy.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Review: J.J. Abrams Did It
97% Spoiler Free! Director J.J. Abrams has made a true follow-up to Return of the Jedi with The Force Awakens, and most fans will not be disappointed.
The Big Short Review: A Damning Indictment of Wall Street
The Big Short is a layman's guide to understanding how sub-prime mortgage lending led to a devastating global recession.
The Revenant Review: DiCaprio Gets Brutal in the Wilderness
Leonardo DiCaprio delivers one of the year's most powerful performances in Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu's The Revenant.
Creed Review: Rocky Delivers a Knockout Blow
Creed is a winner and a sublime achievement that all audiences are going to love.
Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Review: A Dark, Somber Ending
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 is heavy on the melodrama, but it picks up speed and delivers an ending that packs a wallop.
Anomalisa Review: Charlie Kaufman Reinvents Stop Motion
Filmmaker Charlie Kaufman makes his long-awaited return with Anomalisa, a stunning stop motion film that might be among the year's best.
Queen of the Desert Review: Kidman & Pattinson Fall Flat
Director Werner Herzog brings Gertrude Bell's life to the big screen with an utterly flat, albeit stunning drama starring Nicole Kidman.
Where to Invade Next Review: Another Michael Moore Triumph
Director Michael Moore brings his new documentary Where to Invade Next to AFI Fest in Hollywood before opening in theaters next month.
Spectre Review: A James Bond Greatest Hits Compilation
Spectre is a nod to the classic scenes, characters, and imagery from Bond lore, it is formulaic but spectacular nonetheless.
Burnt Review: Send This Dish Back to the Kitchen
Bradley Cooper is not believable as a Michelin starred chef in the new comedic drama Burnt, in theaters today.
Last Witch Hunter Review: Vin Diesel Delivers an Epic Snooze
The Last Witch Hunter has a promising occult plot and great VFX, but is derailed by poor acting and disjointed action scenes.
Tales of Halloween Review: A Creepy Cocktail of Scares & Laughs
Tales of Halloween brings some of today's biggest horror stars and directors together for a tense, blood-soaked anthology film unlike any other.
