King Arthur: Legend of the Sword
King Arthur: Legend of the Sword is a passable, if still problematic, diversion. But it’s not Camelot. Not even close.
Snatched
Snatched excels at gross-out humor, anatomical vulgarity and lethal hijinks. Between those gags is a story about a mother and daughter trying to reconnect.
Chuck
While Chuck’s unlikely moral victory against the great Mohammad Ali might’ve inspired the movie Rocky, this flick is really about how Rocky changed Chuck—and not for the better.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Whether you saw or avoided the original Guardians, that choice will likely inform what you do with Vol. 2, because this sequel flies in the same content universe.
The Lovers
No matter what potentially positive marriage messages you mine from this well-acted, R-rated dramedy, other significant issues remain.
How to Be a Latin Lover
Quite frankly, even if you like the idea of giggling at a pot-bellied, over-the-hill gigolo in a speedo, it’ll be hard to really love this pic. No matter what kind of lover you are.
The Circle
With so much to say, the filmmakers struggled with how to say it, resulting in a confused and rather creepily off-putting story.
Colossal
Viewers who venture into this entertaining Godzilla-like send-up will also be singed by the pic’s fiery breath.
Free Fire
We find no cheery life lessons in the unremitting violence of Free Fire. No moral core. No heroes to root for. Just a lot of villains.
Unforgettable
Do we really need to see a movie about two women locked in mortal combat?