The Mother Review: Jennifer Lopez Kills Everybody In This So-So Actioner
Just in time for Mother's Day weekend, here's J.Lo killing a bunch of fools!
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Hypnotic Review: Ben Affleck Plays Mind Games In Robert Rodriguez's Nolan Knock-Off
At least William Fichtner is having fun. -
Under The Radar: The Nazi-Killing Thrills Of Sisu, Finding Truth In Fiction With No Bears, And More
In this edition, an examination of fiction and reality, an exploration of repression and identity, and John Wick meets Tarantino-style exploitation. -
LEGO's Return Of The Jedi Emperor's Throne Room Diorama Is A Sleek Star Wars Set, But A Little Pricey
In honor of Return of the Jedi's 40th anniversary, a new Star Wars LEGO set recreates the final battle with a sleek diorama. But it's a little too expensive. -
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: A Rushed, Uneven, Sporadically Emotional End To The Trilogy
Does James Gunn's grand finale earn its big emotional ending? Or is it just going through the motions? -
The Eight Mountains Review: A Gorgeous And Soaring Epic About Friendship, Aging, And Regrets
Patience is the name of the game. -
LEGO Brings Indiana Jones And Raiders Of The Lost Ark To Life With Incredible Engineering And Detail
LEGO has recreated an old Indiana Jones playset with updated Technic engineering and amazing detail, giving fans a fun blockbuster building brick diorama. -
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The Original Cut Of The Mystery Science Theater 3000 Movie Was Longer With A Different Ending
'Captain's log: a bunch of our ship fell off, and, nobody likes me.' -
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret Review: The First Great Film Of 2023
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret is so calmly brilliant, so intelligent, and patient, and knowing. -
Guy Ritchie's The Covenant Review: A Shallow War Movie About Bros Standing Up For Each Other
For Ritchie, war is quite grand, and a great way for dudes to get to know each other. -
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always Review: A Cheesy, Action-Packed, Emotional Reunion
A love letter to the franchise. -
Carmen Review: A Fluid, Beautiful Modernization In Deep Need Of Greater Clarity
Carmen is fueled by a fresh take on the narrative and features two leads with a lot of on-screen chemistry. -
Quasi Review: A Comedy That's Never Stronger Than When It Is Completely Unreasonable
Broken Lizard returns with a new, mostly funny comedy. -
The Pope's Exorcist Review: The Power Of Crowe Compels You
What if the Pope...had an exorcist? -
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Beau Is Afraid Review: Joaquin Phoenix Goes On A Freudian Hellride In Ari Aster's Funny, Nightmarish Extravaganza
Get ready for a wild journey. -
Suzume Review: A Heartfelt Exploration Of The Balance Between Magic And Reality
A beautiful story that will stick with you. -
Pixar's Up House Gets A Charming Building Brick Makeover From LEGO
LEGO released a playset of Carl's house from Pixar's animated movie Up, and it's a charming recreation of the beloved residence, but it has some shortcomings. -
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie Review: Nintendo's Big Screen Adventure Thrives On Being Unsurprising
The Super Mario Bros. Movie is exactly what it looks like, and nothing more. -
Paint Review: Owen Wilson Is A Cynical Bob Ross Clone In This Thinly Sketched Comedy
Owen Wilson does a so-so Bob Ross impression in this poorly painted picture. -
The Super Mario Bros. Movie And Lush Collaboration Is Worth 120 Stars
It's-a product line that will power you up! -
Enys Men Review: Experimental Horror Effectively Aims To Disconcert And Polarize
A unique take on trauma horror. -
The Best New Blu-Ray Releases: All Quiet On The Western Front, Plane, And More
What's new on Blu-ray? Well, we're glad you asked, because we wrote up this entire column. -
Under The Radar: The Lovecraftian Ick Of Glorious, A Different Side Of Anna Kendrick In Alice, Darling, And More
This month's edition includes a gore-soaked trip down a glory hole, Anna Kendrick gets serious, and TV's best sadboi.
