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She Said Maybe Review: Netflix's Rom-Com Tourist Trap Is More Heart Than Laughs & That Isn't A Bad Thing
The German-Turkish romantic comedy is a very amusing and sweet film that will melt any true romantic's heart.
Murderbot Season 1 Finale Review: I’m Very Satisfied With The Apple TV+ Finale & Can't Wait For More Of Murderbot In Season 2
Apple TV+ should see what they have and entrust this creative team with whatever they need to give us more Murderbot.
Smoke Review: Taron Egerton & Jurnee Smollett's Apple TV+ Crime Drama Is A Slow-Burn Thriller That Ignites A Strong Reaction
This is yet another real-life inspiration fueling complex & interesting character studies for the actors to help deliver a stylish and thrilling show.
Escape From The 21st Century Review: I Couldn't Resist The Charm & Zaniness Of This Visually Spectacular Time Travel Actioner
Escape From the 21st Century is a fantastic time. It’s wacky, inventive, and all around very entertaining. An hour and a half of pure bliss.
Trail Of Vengeance Review: I Could Not Get Into This Well-Meaning But Poorly Constructed Western Starring Rumer Willis
Trail of Vengeance is undermined by the fact that a feminist western cannot succeed without women having meaningful influence behind-the-scenes.
Fear Street: Prom Queen Review - Netflix's Latest Captures The Essence Of R.L. Stine & 80s Slashers, But It's Not Very Special
Fear Street: Prom Queen will play well with those who expect to enjoy these films and will continue to show up for Netflix's slasher franchise.
Murderbot Review: I Already Want More Seasons Of Alexander Skarsgård's Thoroughly Engaging & Hilarious Apple TV+ Sci-Fi
Everything is designed to stay true to the story being told, the characters showcased, and the emotions the show is trying to evoke.
Universal Language Review: Language & Culture Take Center Stage In Absurdist Dramedy That Blends Wes Anderson & Abbas Kiarostami
Matthew Rankin avoids all expectations and goes for a visual and narrative approach that is constantly unexpected and dizzyingly charming.
Bob Trevino Likes It Review: John Leguizamo & Barbie Ferreira Give Gorgeous Performances In Must-See Drama
This film embraces a hopeful path, expressing with absolute sincerity that believing in the humanity of others is essential to healing.
Plankton: The Movie Review - I'm In Awe Of Netflix's Must-See SpongeBob Animation & Its Ability To Effortlessly Blend Genres
The delightful animated movie perfectly blends genre and is the musical sci-fi rom-com thriller you didn't know you needed.
Cold Wallet Review: I’m Happy To See Raul Castillo As A Lead In This Crypto Thriller That Works As A Psychological Power Trip
Cold Wallet succeeds at getting us to feel the heat of the situation, all while emphasizing the cold, hard reality that awaits our protagonists.
Win Or Lose Review: I'm Thrilled Pixar Is Embracing Its Origins In An Emotional & Innovative Original Series That Challenges Kids
Win or Lose greatly benefits from its diverse tapestry and stories. It feels real and genuine in its attempts to illustrate a close-knit community.
My Fault: London Review - Prime Video's Unwarranted Yet Entertaining Adaptation Knows Exactly What You Want In A YA Romance
There's certainly an audience for this particular brand of YA romances, and My Fault: London fits comfortably into that.
Mo Season 2 Review: Mo Amer Pours His Heart & Life Into An Uplifting & Honest Netflix Dramedy That Ends On A Bittersweet Note
The heaviness of the second season and Mo's somber reality is not pushed to the wayside, as it is integral to Amer & his onscreen counterpart's story.
Inheritance Review: Neil Burger's Technically Exciting iPhone Thriller Boasts A Captivating Performance From Bridgerton Star
Despite its flaws, Phoebe Dynevor carries the film with an assured performance, welcoming the challenge of filming guerrilla-style.
Wish You Were Here Review: Julia Stiles' Romantic Drama Still Tugged At My Heart Even If I Wasn't Dazzled By The Leads' Chemistry
Our leads manage to effectively tell a story about how love is always the right path, no matter how much it may hurt.
Back in Action Review: Cameron Diaz & Jamie Foxx Have Fun In A Spy Film That Succeeds At Doing The Bare Minimum
Regardless of the film's quality, the project is engaging enough, with two charismatic stars coming together for a quaint, family-friendly adventure.
From Ground Zero Review: A Gripping Anthology Documentary That's Born From Necessity & Demands Our Attention
What carries the film is the deep human connection. A window is not just being opened... we are being transported into these effective moments.
The Return Review: Ralph Fiennes Delivers A Fiercely Steely Odysseus In This Boldly Grounded Odyssey Adaptation
The Return is a somber affair, opting for a meditative storytelling approach over a flamboyant showing of VFX, which elevates its intimate story.
That Christmas Review: Richard Curtis' Sweet Holiday Animation Proves He's Learned From Love Actually
The film's winning aspects rest on its dynamic voice cast, which adds texture and vibrancy to this seaside town and its story's enduring sweetness.