Movie Reviews
Good Boys Review: A Hilarious & Raunchy Tween Adventure
Three sixth-graders on a quest to kiss girls experience major complications in Good Boys.
Blinded by The Light Review: The Feel-Good Movie of The Summer
A British teen (Viveik Kalra) of Pakistani descent is uplifted by the working-class anthems of Bruce Springsteen in Blinded by the Light.
The Angry Birds Movie 2 Review: A Fun Sequel That Surpasses the First
The Angry Birds Movie 2 is incredibly dumb at times, but you'll laugh consistently throughout.
Hobbs & Shaw 4DX Review: Summer's Last Big Hurrah
The Rock and Jason Statham bring the noise in an over-the-top, non-stop action extravaganza that will literally leave you breathless, don't miss Hobbs and Shaw in 4DX.
The Kitchen Review: Female Gangster Flick Fizzles
A vacuous plot and predictable execution wastes the talents of a top tier cast in The Kitchen, including Melissa McCarthy, Tiffany Haddish and Elisabeth Moss.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold Review: A Faithful Adaptation of the Beloved Explorer
Isabela Moner captures Dora's cheerful optimism and adventurous spirit in Dora and the Lost City of Gold.
What We Left Behind: Looking Back at Deep Space Nine Review: An Amazing Documentary
Ira Steven Behr, the DS9 showrunner, delivers a brilliant retrospective, and fantasy look at a thrilling new season in What We Left Behind.
The Operative Review: Israeli Espionage Thriller Underwhelms
Diane Kruger infiltrates Iran's nuclear weapons program in a stark, but oddly uncompelling spy flick.
The VelociPastor Review: A Parody That Forgets What It's Supposed to Be
trying to be ridiculous and over-the-top, The Velocipastor ultimately forgets the most important element that made Sharknado such a huge hit.
Peanut Butter Falcon Review: Shia LaBeouf & Dakota Johnson Deliver Uplifting Greatness
An outlaw and social worker take a Down syndrome runaway on a heartwarming adventure in The Peanut Butter Falcon.
Hobbs & Shaw Review: A Bloated, Numbing Action Spectacle
Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham are likable, but the CGI fueled action becomes cartoonish in the first Fast and Furious spin-off Hobbs & Shaw.
Brian Banks Review: A Harrowing True Story of False Accusation
Aldis Hodge is superb as Brian Banks, a man falsely imprisoned for rape.
Once Upon A Time in Hollywood Review: An Overindulgent, Brilliantly Acted Fantasy
Quentin Tarantino reimagines a tragic pop culture event in his love letter to sixties cinema with Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
Skin Review: Jamie Bell Astonishes in Brutal White Supremacist Redemption Tale
Jamie Bell is unrecognizable as Bryon Widner, a skinhead covered in racist tattoos, in the new drama Skin.
Batman: Hush Review: Another Stellar Entry in DC's Animated Universe
The Dark Knight rounds the bases with Catwoman while facing a mysterious enemy in Batman: Hush.
The Lion King Review #2: Both the Good & Bad of Disney Remakes
The movie delivers almost beat for beat the original The Lion King, but disappointingly doesn't go much further.
Crawl Review: A Gator Chomping Good Time
Hold on to your popcorn, because Crawl will have you jumping out of your seat.
The Lion King Review: Hakuna Matata Gets an Eye-Popping Update
A new generation of fans will be wowed by a classic story remade with cutting edge technology in Disney's The Lion King.
The Most Dangerous Year Review: Gripping Doc Explores Transgender Bathroom Ban
The film explores why 2016 was labeled the most dangerous year in America for Transgender Americans.
