Tag: movie review

Janus Metz Pedersen’s slow burn espionage thriller has plenty of ambition and two game stars, but little else going for it.

The long-long-long-delayed Jared Leto supervillian tale has finally hit theaters, and it was not worth the wait.

Daniels’ tribute to the iconography and talent of Michelle Yeoh is energetic and ingenious – but a little of it goes a long way.

The Nee Brothers’ riff on ‘Romancing the Stone’ is as substantial as an éclair – and nearly as enjoyable.

Pixar’s newest animated feature is a sweet, charming delight – and, in spite of what you might have heard, an extremely relatable one.

Ryan Reynolds’ latest Netflix action vehicle is about as generic as you’ve come to expect.

Kogonada’s new soft sci-fi is a thoughtful, emotional exploration of memory, family, and interconnectedness.

Matt Reeves’ pitch-black take on the Dark Knight is less like a superhero movie than a neo-noir crime thriller.

Joe Wright’s musical adaptation of the venerable romantic drama is a little bit messy, a little bit peculiar – and plenty affecting.

The latest from the appropriately named Adams family (out tomorrow on Shudder) is another step forward for the horror-making brood.

Netflix’s new “direct sequel” to the 1974 masterpiece is a shameless travesty, and an embarrassingly transparent attempt to recreate the success of the 2018 “Halloween.”

Channing Tatum makes his (co)directorial debut in a film that is not without its charms – or considerable flaws