In what could have been easily a nostalgic cash-grab of a sequel, returning writer Aline Brosh McKenna and director David Frankel deliver a better-than-expected follow-up that evolves with the times while maintaining the charm of the 2006 original.
The long-awaited Michael Jackson biopic treads familiar ground but still emerges as one of the most entertaining biopics ever made.
The long-awaited movie follow-up brings Cillian Murphy’s Tommy Shelby’s arc to a competent end.
A no-nonsense Alan Ritchson leads Patrick Hughes’ military action and sci-fi thriller combo.
Maggie Gyllenhaal goes for a radical take on the Bride of Frankenstein story but comes up short.
Director Andrew Stanton’s second foray into a live-action feature has once again failed to recapture the same moviemaking magic seen in his superior Pixar animated features.
Writer-director Emerald Fennell magnifies the themes of sex, obsession and destructive love in this passionate but surprisingly hollow romantic drama.
Ben Affleck and Matt Damon reunite in this thrilling mix of chamber drama-type of whodunit with a dash of Joe Carnahan’s signature gritty action/cop thriller mode.
Director and co-writer Tom Gormican takes a big swing by eschewing the typical remake
route in favor of something meta and funny for a change.
James Cameron has once again pulled a tremendous feat in giving us a stunning technical marvel, even though his comprehensive storytelling bites more than he can chew.