Mae Abdulbaki
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Bridgerton: Is Daphne & Simon's Story Really Over?
Bridgerton is focused on Simon and Daphne's romance, but it concludes at the end of season 1. This is good, as it paves the way for other stories.
By Design Review: I've Never Been More Fascinated By A Chair Than In This Artsy Yet Thoughtful Dramedy
By Design explores the loneliness of wanting to be seen, and how the characters attempt that in a world that would rather they be a sounding board.
Is This Thing On? Review: Bradley Cooper's Honest Relationship Dramedy Is A Perfect Blend Of Humor & Heart
Cooper’s film is surprisingly thoughtful in its exploration of these questions.The result is a story that is as funny as it is heartfelt.
Man Finds Tape Review: This Chilling Mystery Is One Of The More Exciting Found Footage Horror Movies I've Seen In A While
The result is a film that isn’t aiming to do anything different but is good at utilizing subgenre elements that make it a worthwhile watch.
Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery Review - Rian Johnson's Sharp Franchise Has Lost Some Of Its Edge With Latest Mystery
Rian Johnson still keeps us on our toes, but the franchise has lost some of its footing with this one.
Eternity Review: Elizabeth Olsen Struggles To Choose Her Afterlife In Hilarious But Underwritten Rom-Com
It’s charming and wildly entertaining, but by skirting a conventional narrative to be more creative, the story loses some of its effectiveness
Train Dreams Review: Joel Edgerton's Western Drama Is Stunning To Behold & Yet I Just Couldn't Fall In Love With It
The film is visually gorgeous, with some of the best cinematography, and while I appreciated its introspection, it’s far too drawn out and aimless.
Rental Family Review: Brendan Fraser Delivers A Deeply Touching Performance In One Of The Year's Best Dramas
It’s a heartwarming film that asks thoughtful questions, and I promise you won’t be disappointed by its answers.
The Beast In Me Review: Claire Danes & Matthew Rhys' Sinister Onscreen Friendship Keeps This Compelling Mystery Thriller Going
It may be the mystery that draws us in but it’s the warped character dynamics that keeps us watching.
All Her Fault Review: Sarah Snook & Dakota Fanning Are Superb In A Mystery Thriller That Masterfully Toyed With My Mind & Emotions
All Her Fault crafts a mystery thriller that expertly explores the tension between its characters as it peels back their secrets.
Down Cemetery Road Review: Emma Thompson & Ruth Wilson Are Superb In Apple TV's Exciting, Deliberately Paced Mystery Thriller
Nothing is ever rushed or skipped over, and the thrills, while subtle, are all the more stressful thanks to the show’s consistent pacing.
Queens Of The Dead Review: Stylish Zombie Horror Comedy Underwhelms When It Comes To Its Most Important Elements
The film is a horror-comedy that is never really either, but it wears its heart on its sleeve, getting by with a game cast and a good-natured spirit.
The Hand That Rocks The Cradle Review: Hulu's Underwhelming Psychological Thriller Needed To Delve Deeper Into Its Intriguing Ideas
Hulu's 2025 remake of the 1992 film is the kind of remake that falls somewhere in the middle, standing between not so horrible and not so great.
TRON: Ares, Roofman, After The Hunt & More: ScreenRant's Review Roundup
From TRON: Ares to Netflix's The Woman in Cabin 10, ScreenRant's got you covered with the latest movie reviews.
Kiss Of The Spider Woman Review: Jennifer Lopez Wows As An Alluring Diva In This Sensational Yet Flawed Musical
Thrilling, sharp dance numbers, glitzy costumes & campy dialogue all come together to create a dazzling musical that has a few flaws.
The Woman In Cabin 10 Review: Keira Knightley Leads A Compelling Psychological Horror That Doesn't Go Overboard
The Woman in Cabin 10 mostly and successfully pulls off an intriguing psychological mystery that gets right to the point
She Loved Blossoms More Review: Trippy Sci-Fi Horror Is Brimming With Creativity & Style But Not Much Else
Just like the characters are more obsessed with their machine, the film is caught up in its surreal delirium, forgetting to focus on much else.
The Smashing Machine, Shell, Anemone & More: ScreenRant's Review Roundup
From Dwayne Johnson's dramatic turn in The Smashing Machine to Daniel Day-Lewis's return to the big screen, ScreenRant's got you covered with reviews.
Play Dirty Review: Mark Wahlberg & A Funny Ensemble Cast Fail To Save This Charmless, Convoluted Action Comedy From Itself
Play Dirty would have been a wildly more fascinating ride if it weren’t so messy and drawn-out.
Anemone Review: Daniel Day-Lewis's Performance Is Far Superior To This Inert Psychological Drama That Can't
This slothy psychological drama is frustratingly dull and underwhelming despite gorgeous cinematography and great performances.