Category: Reviews

Love, Simon is the first film about a gay teenager’s coming out ever distributed in wide release by a major studio. […]

Madeleine L’Engle’s A Wrinkle in Time, first published in 1962, is one of the most beloved young adult novels not to […]

Eventually, the cold and pitiless Red Sparrow is about a young Russian woman who becomes a spy and gets tangled up with […]

What we know at the beginning of Annihilation is that a lighthouse was struck by a projectile that fell from the sky […]

Black Panther is a bold entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, not (just) because there are hardly any white people in […]

The Winchester Mystery House is a real place in San Jose, Calif., built in 1883 and expanded upon by its owner, […]

Christian Gudegast, writer of A Man Apart (2003) and London Has Fallen (2016), makes his directorial debut with Den of Thieves, and it’s […]

If you missed Paddington three years ago, you missed one of the most thoroughly delightful children’s movies in recent memory, about an […]

The premise of Jumanji, a holiday hit 22 Christmases ago, was that a board game brought jungle animals into the real […]

There was a comforting sense of deja vu in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which kicked off a new trilogy by […]

Darkest Hour is about a controversial leader’s steadfast refusal to engage in peace talks in favor of going to war. Not […]

Like many fairy tales, The Shape of Water is a fantastical story about a lonely person who finds fulfillment through interaction […]