The Brutalist
‘The Brutalist’ is an impressive cinematic work, to be sure—but harsh and cold and jagged, too. One might even say brutal.
Companion
‘Companion’ offers a twisting story and some compelling thoughts about AI. But that’s short-circuited by gushing gore and profanity.
The Last Showgirl
Surprisingly, The Last Showgirl exposes a critical truth about the nature of vanity. But it does so accompanied by salacious, sexual content.
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy
Full of relentlessly suggestive content and harsh language, ‘Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy’ is a diary entry not worth reading.
The Gorge
The Gorge is an action-adventure-romance-mystery-drama-sci-fi-thriller all in one—and with content issues from each of those genres to boot.
Flight Risk
There’s an edgy thriller packed in this 90-minute plane flight pic. But it’s strapped in with a whole lot of caustic cargo, too.
Inheritance
Inheritance is a clever little thriller. But its occasional content issues might make
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The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep
For folks looking for a fun, teen-friendly swim through a fantastical realm, Sirens of the Deep comes with some monsters of its own.
One of Them Days
One of Them Days showcases a particularly miserable day in our protagonists’ lives—and one filled with far more content than necessary, too.
Better Man
It’s a shame that Better Man, the biopic starring Take That member Robbie Williams, doesn’t have better content.