This repeat-a-day flick features a college girl with a hangover who lives out her birthday with a sneer before being …
Both Blade Runner films lead us into an unseemly, seedy milieu in which humanity’s worst impulses have been augmented and …
This film has a license to ill.
We find a strong dramatic proclamation made that even the most powerful of evil can be faced down by the …
Disney Channel’s second film in this franchise again dives into to surprisingly significant themes involving love and acceptance.
The wishes here aren’t creative in the least. The same can’t be said, however, of Wish Upon’s macabre fixation with …
This is indeed a war movie. But in truth, the war it depicts is not fought with spears and guns …
Oh, Spidey. Tony Stark was right: Your enthusiasm is admirable, but sometimes you could be a little more … prudent.
Michael Bay’s latest Transformer movie never transforms itself into anything worth watching.
Forget this film’s quart-size protagonist and her whimsical pet pig. Okja is a jarring, unsettling and often difficult-to-watch story.
In an entertainment landscape obsessed with flawed heroes, unlikeable heroes and antiheroes, Diana is—unapologetically—a real hero.
It’s been six years since we last saw Jack Sparrow wobble his way across a well-swabbed deck. And his return …
It’s probably too much to ask of this franchise to rein in its bloody ways.
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is a passable, if still problematic, diversion. But it’s not Camelot. Not even close.