Tony Review: Matt Johnson Makes A Tasty Anthony Bourdain Biopic From Very Familiar Ingredients
Strong performances keep the Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony from getting bogged down by overly-familiar cliches. Here's our review.
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review: Tom Holland's Best Outing Yet Puts The Marvel Hero Through The Wringer
What's satisfying about Spider-Man: Brand New Day is that it looks and feels like a real movie, and gives Spidey the adventure he deserves. Here's our review.
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Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 4 Review: A Grab Bag Of Sci-Fi Delights
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds plays to its strengths in Season 4 by giving all types of Trek fans something to enjoy. Here's our review.
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Her Private Hell Review: Nicolas Winding Refn's Return Is A Confounding, Gorgeous Fairy Tale
Nicolas Winding Refn's Her Private Hell combines vintage giallo with modern melodrama to create a glossy, confounding fairy tale. Here's our review.
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The Odyssey Review: Christopher Nolan's Massive Epic Is Both Exhausting And Exhilarating
While some sections drag, Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey is a massive, awe-inspiring experience with a surprising emotional hook. Here's our review.
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The High Republic: Temptation Of The Force Shows That Love Is What The Jedi Need To Save The Star Wars Galaxy
The Star Wars book The High Republic: Temptation of the Force is a love story with a direct connection to The Acolyte.
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Evil Dead Burn Review: A Bloody Good Time
Evil Dead Burn is stylish, bloody, and, best of all, a lot of fun, with small comedy bits mixed into the horror. Here's our review.
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Moana Review: This Flat, Lifeless, Artificial Rehash Is Unwelcome
The 'live-action' remake of Moana barely counts as live-action. It's also bland, artificial, and forgettable. Here's our review.
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Silo Season 3 Review: Past And Future Collide In An Addictive Season Of Apple TV's Underrated Sci-Fi Series
Jumping between past and future, Silo Season 3 is another addictive season from the underrated Apple TV sci-fi series. Here's our review.
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The Bear Season 5 Review: The Once-Great Show Ends With A Final Chaotic Shift
The Bear Season 5, the show's final season, is ready to serve up one last meal. But is anyone still hungry for more? Here's our review.
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Supergirl Review: Milly Alcock Shines As The Self-Destructive Savior Of The DCU
Supergirl is packed with a sharp sense of humor and plenty of spectacle, but it isn't always 'fun,' and that's exactly why it works. Here's our review.
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Toy Story 5 Review: A Heartfelt, Nuanced, And Uneven Sequel In Cinema's Greatest Animated Film Series
Toy Story 5 may not be the best installment yet, but it's one of the strongest stories the series has ever told. Here's our review.
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House Of The Dragon Season 3 Review: Bigger And Darker - With Mixed Results
House of the Dragon Season 3 is disjointed, thrilling and maddening at any given moment, yet inescapably compelling. Here's our review.
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X-Men '97 Season 2 Review: The Marvelous Mutants Return In Dazzling Sequel Season
X-Men '97 Season 2 continues to affirm that the animated series is one of the greatest Marvel Studios projects ever. Here's our review.
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The Death Of Robin Hood Review: Hugh Jackman Leads An Ultra-Violent, Melancholy Myth Deconstruction
Hugh Jackman turns the legendary outlaw into a man who has spent nearly his entire life killing people in the violent, sorrowful The Death of Robin Hood.
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The Furious Review: The Best Action Movie Of 2026 Will Punch You In The Face
The Furious, a non-stop fight-fest that unleashes one wild moment after another, is the best action movie of the year. Here's our review.
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Disclosure Day Review: Steven Spielberg's Emotional Sci-Fi Chase Movie Is Incredibly Thrilling
Steven Spielberg's emotional sci-fi pic Disclosure Day is a thrilling, non-stop chase movie that once again reminds us why he's one of our best filmmakers.
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Scary Movie Review: A Trash Fire That Aims Low And Hits The Mark
Scary Movie is full of lazy, hacky jokes and weak attempts at controversy, but that seems to be exactly what the filmmakers were going for. Here's our review.
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Cape Fear Review: Apple TV's Psychological Thriller Is Intense And Insidiously Manipulative
The Apple TV take on Cape Fear, featuring Javier Bardem, Amy Adams, and Patrick Wilson, is very effective when it's not bogged down by a sprawling story.
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Masters Of The Universe Review: Endless Jokes And Riffing Rob A Potentially Fun Adventure Of Its Power
Masters of the Universe has a worthwhile message and plenty of potential for fun but gets bogged down by endless riffing. Here's our review.
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Backrooms Review: Kane Parsons's Debut Is A Skin-Crawling Liminal Nightmare
Backrooms is a mesmerizing, anxiety-inducing trip into liminal space hell and one of the strongest debut features in years. Here’s our review.
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One Year Later, Universal's Epic Universe Is Still A Theme Park Triumph
A year after its launch, Universal's Epic Universe is holding strong as the best theme park experience the United States has to offer.
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Spider-Noir Review: Nicolas Cage's Idiosyncratic Performance Keeps This Spider-Man Series Swinging
Spider-Noir smoothly fuses superhero fare with film noir and features yet another oddball Nicolas Cage performance. Here's our review.
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Passenger Review: Jump Scares And Clumsy Mythology Abound In This Vanlife Horror Movie
The new road trip horror movie Passenger is heavy on lazy jump-scares and light on pretty much everything else. Here's our review.
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The Mandalorian And Grogu Review: Star Wars Has Never Felt Duller Or More Mundane
Star Wars: The Mandalorian And Grogu feels like three dull, poorly-paced episodes of The Mandalorian stretched out to feature-length. Here's our review.
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I Love Boosters Review: A Delirious, Overwhelming, And Hilarious Satire
I Love Boosters is a hilarious genre-bending comedy that’s both visually innovative and frequently overwhelming. Here’s our review.
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Is God Is Review: A Bracing Blend Of Greek Tragedy With Afropunk Grindhouse Wrath
Aleshea Harris' revenge thriller Is God Is is an amazing piece of work — an intoxicating, stylish cocktail of wrath. Here’s our review.
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