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The Choral Review: Ralph Fiennes’ Fascinating Performance Gets Drowned By Baffling Storytelling Decisions
Though The Choral shows signs of greatness, particularly with Ralph Fiennes' character, it ultimately falls prey to a number of baffling decisions.
2025's Best Keanu Reeves Character Isn't John Wick
Earlier this year, Keanu Reeves again revisited John Wick, but it's his latest movie that has delivered his most memorable character of 2025.
A Scaredy Cat's Guide To Black Phone 2: Can You Handle This Horror Movie?
Blumhouse is back with another scary offering just in time for Halloween: Scott Derrickson's Black Phone 2. Let's break down how frightening it is.
Hal & Harper Review: Lili Reinhart & Cooper Raiff Are Dysfunctionally Perfect In Mubi’s Heavy, Cathartic Show
Anchored by three excellent leads, Hal & Harper can be an exhausting watch, but is ultimately a satisfying one due to Cooper Raiff's sensitive touch.
The 9 Biggest Box Office Questions Going Into 2025's Stacked Holiday Movie Season
With the end of the year rapidly approaching, there are many questions about the holiday movie season taking shape. Let's look at what's ahead.
Disney's Harry Potter Replacement Can Give The Studio Something It's Never Had
With the news that Disney is working on an Impossible Creatures movie, it seems the studio can finally gain a huge asset it's so far missed out on.
The Running Man Has The Potential To Be November's Biggest Breakout Hit
November will be a huge month for movies, and after the past few days, The Running Man stands the best chance of becoming a proper breakout hit.
Roofman Review: Channing Tatum Gives One Of His Best Performances Yet In Absurd True Crime Story
Armed with an excellent Channing Tatum performance and a bonkers true story that must be seen to be believed, Roofman is an entertaining ride.
The True Story Behind Channing Tatum's Roofman
Channing Tatum's new movie Roofman has an eye-catching premise that, wild as it sounds, is based on a true story. How much does it get right?
Freakier Friday Is Now Available At Home
Two months after it first hit theaters, Disney's legacy sequel Freakier Friday, starring Lindsay Lohan and Jamie Lee Curtis, has now come home.
Netflix's People We Meet On Vacation Is Crucial For The Rom-Com's Future
After Materialists didn't bring about the return of the rom-com like we all hoped, Netflix's People We Meet on Vacation movie might do exactly that.
Casper Review: The Friendly Ghost Still Charms After 30 Years, Easily Glossing Over Some Of Its Growing Pains
Now celebrating its 30th anniversary, Casper is still a great example of a fun, family-friendly Halloween movie, even if parts haven't aged as well.
Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights Defense Continues An Ongoing Problem
Emerald Fennell defended Jacob Elordi's controversial casting in her adaptation of Wuthering Heights, but it only reiterates an ongoing problem.
Mortal Kombat 2 Still Has A Special Surprise For Fans In October
Mortal Kombat 2 was originally set to hit theaters in a few weeks, but it was delayed to May 2026. However, October can still be exciting for fans.
Eleanor The Great: The Inspiration Behind Scarlett Johansson's Directorial Debut
Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut Eleanor the Great tells such a wild story, it could've been based on reality, but it's not so straightforward.
Eleanor The Great Review: June Squibb Gives A Standout Performance In Scarlett Johansson’s Melancholy, Conventional Directorial Debut
Eleanor the Great is a solid directorial debut for Scarlett Johansson, but its best element is June Squibb's wonderfully multifaceted performance.
The Bride's First Trailer Proves Audiences Shouldn't Listen To The Controversy
Earlier this year, Maggie Gyllenhaal's The Bride sparked reports about negative test screenings, and its first trailer digs into its divisive nature.
Downton Abbey 3 Missed Its Best Opportunity To Set Up The Franchise's Future
Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale opened the door for a potential reboot in the future, but it needed more development to be truly successful.
Margot Robbie's New Movie Is What We Were Afraid Barbie Would Be
After giving us an incredible ode to all that a woman can be with Barbie, Margot Robbie's latest movie stumbles with its shallow female character.
Elphaba's New Song In Wicked: For Good Supports This Dorothy Theory
Wicked: For Good's official soundtrack listing has revealed the name of Elphaba's new solo, and it has some major implications for the movie's story.