Review: Men In Black: International
A fun enough return to the MiB universe doesn’t have a lot of reasons to exist, and that’s okay.
Read MoreReview: Godzilla: King of the Monsters
I can’t believe it, but the humans get in the way yet again in what is otherwise a visually spectacular feast of sci-fi kaiju madness
Read MoreReview: John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum
A gorgeous symphony of violence
Read MoreReview: Hellboy (2019)
A decent if unsubtle performance by David Harbour is wasted in an unnecessary reboot that is too ugly, too busy, too sloppy, too much.
Read MoreReview: Shazam!
Director David F. Sandberg and star Zachary Levi prove that yes, Warner Brothers, DC movies can be a joy to watch!
Read MoreReview: Dumbo (2019)
Tim Burton’s live-action remake paints in broad strokes to deliver a good, not great, story of greedy gigantic conglomerates produced by a gigantic conglomerate
Read MoreReview: Us
Jordan Peele blows the concept of sophomore slump out of the water with a funny, creepy, twisty tale full of subtext and scares
Read MoreReview: Captain Marvel
Marvel’s first female-led superhero film fits their standard of quality whilst using inventive storytelling to introduce its most powerful character yet
Read MoreReview: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
Dean DeBlois’ soaring animated trilogy closes on a visually astounding, emotionally resonant high note
Read MoreReview: Alita: Battle Angel
Robert Rodriguez brings a vivid, technologically awesome world of cyborg bounty hunters and class warfare to life with the aid of producer James Cameron
Read MoreReview: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part
The sequel proves that when you take away the surprise, everything is not as awesome, but it’s still pretty great.
Read MoreReview: Glass
The conclusion to M. Night Shaymalan’s Eastrail 177 Trilogy is not the movie you might be expecting, and that’s a good thing.
Read MoreReview: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse
Sony’s Spider-centric animated film is breathtakingly kinetic pop art and one of the best films of the year
Read MoreReview: Creed II
The pugilism sequel isn’t as exceptional as it’s predecessor, but it’s still a rousing, emotional, complex continuation of the Rocky/Creed saga
Read MoreReview: Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
Beautiful production design, wonderful effects, and solid performances are almost enough to save the latest Wizarding World flick from a nearly incoherent first half
Read MoreReview: Overlord
The Nazi zombie B-movie from J.J. Abram’s Bad Robot is gory, gnarly, and an absolute blast
Read MoreReview: Killer Kate!
The independent horror/comedy from Elliot & Alexandra Feld rises above its uneven tone with quirky characters, fun homages, and plenty of blood
Read MoreReview: Venom
A plot outta 2003, subpar action scenes, and weak characters are at odds with a bananas Tom Hardy performance in a movie that is shockingly fun
Read MoreReview: The Predator
Shane Black’s monster mash feels both rushed and shaggy, with fun characters, snappy jokes, great gore, and plot holes aplenty
Read MoreReview: The Happytime Murders
Puppets behaving badly sees poor story execution bring down a great concept and amazing puppeteering with chuckles instead of gutbusters
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