A Magnificent Life Review
Sylvain Chomet’s A Magnificent Life is a beautifully animated but too-reverent portrait of Marcel Pagnol.
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Project Hail Mary [Review]
Jeremy shares his thoughts on Project Hail Mary, the stunning sci-fi adventure that proves big-budget films can still be smart, funny, and genuinely moving. Don't miss this one!
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A movie that’s reminiscent of early 2000s slap-stick comedies and creates some warm, chuckle-worthy nostalgia because of it.
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The latest Avatar is the worst of the bunch, a disappointment after the excellent The Way of Water.
Ella McCay Review
Director James L. Brooks returns to the big screen with a bland, saccharine dramedy.
Predator: Badlands Review
The ninth Predator film proves that the franchise is in the right hands with Dan Trachtenberg.
Bugonia Review
Yorgos Lanthimos’ latest collaboration with muse Emma Stone is a bleak sci-fi comedy that feels very of-the-moment.
Black Phone 2 Review
Black Phone 2 improbably brings back Ethan Hawke’s villain, The Grabber, for a second outing.
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Mary Bronstein’s sophomore feature starring Rose Byrne is a gut-punch about a woman on the edge of a precipice.
The Smashing Machine Review
Benny Safdie's solo directorial debut disappoints after the electrifying work he created alongside brother Josh.
Eleanor the Great Review
Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut tells a bittersweet story about surviving the loss of loved ones.
The Long Walk Review
Francis Lawrence’s Stephen King adaptation is his most mature dystopian film.
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Director Timo Tjahjanto deftly combines family comedy and brutal action in Bob Odenkirk’s latest.
The Naked Gun Review
The Naked Gun is a brilliant return of the franchise along with its signature comedic style.
Oh, Hi! Review
Unconventional romantic comedy Oh, Hi! doesn’t quite go far enough with its premise.