Reviews

"Tron: Ares" manages to capture a good deal of the magic of the first film while simultaneously pushing the franchise forward.

As a tale of redemption and a vehicle that utilizes the charm of Channing Tatum to the fullest capacity, "Roofman" is an unqualified success.

While Paul Thomas Anderson has made films more critically acclaimed than "One Battle After Another," his new film still reaches the level of his best ...[Read More]

Although the adaptation of Stephen King’s "The Long Walk" proves an adequate enough tale, it fails to reclaim the mantle of finest dystopian teenage n...[Read More]

Jay Roach’s "The Roses" is a successful examination of the life cycle of a marriage that exhibited some good times then simply falls apart as time pas...[Read More]

"Caught Stealing" signals a new era of sorts for Darren Aronofsky that portends an artist willing to take chances to tell an engaging and intriguing s...[Read More]

"Nobody 2" strengthens and embellishes the series by providing an adventure that not only revisits the character, but also moves the story satisfyingl...[Read More]

The long-awaited follow-up to "Freaky Friday," appropriately titled "Freakier Friday," proves to be a more nuanced and intricate story than its predec...[Read More]

While "The Naked Gun" may have some flaws as a reboot, it is a wild and entertaining comedy that succeeds in redefining the genre its namesake helped ...[Read More]

"The Fantastic Four: First Steps" delivers an original and creative adventure on par with some of the previous best films of the Marvel Cinematic Univ...[Read More]

While it is far from a complete failure, "Eddington" is a major misfire in that there is a better version of the film had it been one film rather than...[Read More]

There is just too little substance in the latest version of "I Know What You Did Last Summer" to warrant moving forward with the series any further.