The Mr. Rogers biopic, A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, isn’t quite the feelgood story that everyone was expecting but delivers a positive message and features a stellar performance from Tom Hanks.
Taika Waititi’s new film, Jojo Rabbit, breaks the mold of a typical World War II story as a very funny and heartfelt experience.
James Mangold’s Ford v Ferrari is a very well made film with some excellent lead performances from Matt Damon and Christian Bale.
As a proper sequel to the horror classic, The Shining, Mike Flanagan’s Doctor Sleep is a worthy follow-up that successfully attempts new things instead of resting solely on the laurels of its predecessor.
Despite the return of creator James Cameron in a producer role and fan favorites like Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger, Terminator: Dark Fate is just another Terminator movie and that’s not a good thing.
Ten years after the original, Zombieland: Double Tap sticks to its predecessor’s formula as an enjoyable, if uninspired, sequel.
Jay and Silent Bob Reboot marks the return of the titular cult favorite stoners in a heartfelt, yet convoluted and largely unfunny, mess of a movie.
The 2019 version of The Addams Family is a shockingly bland re-imagining of the charismatic and quirky characters created by Charles Addams.
Todd Phillips’ new film, Joker, is an astounding achievement for DC as a brutally realistic character study of someone’s descent into madness.
James Gray’s new space drama, Ad Astra, is reminiscent of many other recent space-centric films but far less memorable.
