Reviews
Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande Captivate in Wondrous ‘Wicked’ (Review)
The humble beginnings of Glinda The Good Witch and the Wicked Witch of the West in the Land of Oz are explored in Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of the smash Broadway musical.
‘Gladiator II’ is a Worthy Enough Successor (Review)
While this sequel doesn’t reach the heights of its predecessor, it will leave you entertained.
‘A Real Pain’ is a Funny, Cathartic Journey (Review)
Jesse Eisenberg’s exceptional road trip dramedy is a personal film many of its viewers can relate to.
Hugh Grant Charms and Terrifies in Haunting ‘Heretic’ (Review)
Two Mormon missionaries get more than what they bargained for upon visiting a strange recluse in this new horror-thriller from Scott Beck and Bryan Woods.
‘The Substance’ is a Modern-Day Body Horror Masterpiece (Review)
A former exercise-show host signs up for an experimental drug to keep her stardom alive, only to get in a war with what it births in Coralie Fargeat’s second feature film.
Anna Kendrick’s ‘Woman of the Hour’ is a Suspenseful True Crime Thriller (Review)
The famed actress’ strong directorial debut arrives on Netflix today and should be at the top of your watchlist.
‘Smile 2’ is a Spine-Chilling Sequel on Par with its Predecessor (Review)
The smile curse is passed onto an overwhelmed pop star with substance abuse issues and personal baggage in this terrifying sequel to 2022’s Smile.
Stars Help Break Conventional Romance Mold with ‘We Live in Time’ (Review)
Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh help elevate this unconventional British romantic weeper.
Pharrell Explains It All With LEGOs In Inspiring ‘Piece By Piece’ (Review)
Pharell Williams uses LEGOs to tell the story of his life in director Morgan Neville’s first animated documentary.
‘Saturday Night’ is Absolute Chaos in the Most Engrossing Way (Review)
The retelling of the behind the scenes lead up to the first taping of Saturday Night Live is basically Birdman on cocaine.
‘Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story’ Soars (Review)
Powerful, moving, and ultimately inspiring, this emotional documentary is among the year’s best films.
Megalopolis has Merit, but Amounts to Maddening, Messy Nonsense (Review)
Adam Driver plays an architect fighting to build Utopia in Francis Ford Coppola's long awaited cinematic fable. Francis Ford Coppola first conceived the idea for the epic Megalopolis in 1977 and began developing it further in 1983, only to put it on hold in the late...