Fly Me To The Moon Review: Scarlett Johansson And Channing Tatum Fly High In A Stylish, Charming Date-Night Movie
Fly Me to the Moon, starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, brings the rom-com back with style. Here's our review.
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Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F Review: Eddie Murphy Tries To Elevate Weak Material In This Nostalgia-Heavy Sequel
Eddie Murphy seems to be having a good time, but Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F is a weak sequel with few laughs. Here's our review. -
A Quiet Place: Day One Review: The Best Movie In The Series
Believe it or not, the prequel A Quiet Place: Day One is the best entry in the series, thanks in no small part to Pig director Michael Sarnoski. -
MaXXXine Review: Ti West And Mia Goth Bring Sexy Satanic Sleaze Back To Hollywood Horror
MaXXXine is an erotic cataclysm of gnarly kills, featuring another powerhouse performance from Mia Goth. Here's our review. -
Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 Review: The Most Expensive Trailer For A Sequel Ever Made
Kevin Costner's Western Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 probably should've been a TV show. Here's our review. -
The Best Movies We Saw At The 2024 Tribeca Film Festival
These are some of the best movies we saw at this year's Tribeca Film Festival. -
The Exorcism Review: Yes, Russell Crowe Made Another Exorcism Movie
Russell Crowe made another exorcism movie, but unfortunately, The Exorcism isn't as fun as The Pope's Exorcist. Here's our review. -
A High-Profile Action Director Trades Bullets For Romance In His Newest Movie
Baltasar Kormákur is known to American viewers for action films like Contraband and Beast. But his newest film, Touch, marks a welcome change of pace and genre. -
Kinds Of Kindness Review: Not The Best Yorgos Lanthimos Movie, But The Most Yorgos Lanthimos Movie
Yorgos Lanthimos' anthology Kinds of Kindness is a fascinating maze that runs too long. Here's our review. -
The Wasp Review: Natalie Dormer And Naomie Harris Stun In A Dark, Riveting Psychological Thriller
The Wasp, starring Natalie Dormer and Naomie Harris, is disturbing and will stick with you long after the credits roll. Here's our Tribeca review. -
The Imaginary Review: Netflix And Studio Ponoc Deliver A Gorgeous Generational Classic In The Making
The Imaginary is a film that demands to be seen by as many people as possible - regardless of age. Here's our review of the animated Netflix movie. -
Despicable Me 4 Review: A Tired Franchise Crams Too Much Story, Forgets The Jokes [Annecy]
Despicable Me 4 has a few gags worth a chuckle, but this is a tired effort from a tired franchise. Here's our review. -
Inside Out 2 Review: Pixar's Sequel Isn't As Good As The Original, But It Will Still Make You Emotional
The Disney/Pixar sequel Inside Out 2 doesn't quite capture the magic of the original, but it will definitely make you cry your eyes out. Here's our review. -
Jazzy Review: This Companion Piece To A Lily Gladstone Hidden Gem Is One Of The Year's Best Coming-Of-Age Movies [Tribeca]
The drama Jazzy, which features a cameo from Lily Gladstone, is equal parts graceful, quietly moving, and completely unforgettable. Here's our review. -
Sacramento Review: Michael Cera And Kristen Stewart Steal The Show In A Heartfelt Millennial Comedy [Tribeca]
The comedy Sacramento, starring Michael Cera and Kristen Stewart, might just be the funniest - and most charming - surprises of the year. Here's our review. -
The Damned Review: Alien Meets Nightmare On Elm Street In A Stunning Supernatural Horror Debut [Tribeca]
The new horror movie The Damned is like a combination of Alien and A Nightmare On Elm Street. Here's our review from Tribeca. -
Longlegs Review: Osgood Perkins' Masterpiece Is The Most Terrifying Horror Movie Of 2024
The terrifying Longlegs, starring Maika Monroe and Nicolas Cage, is the best horror movie of the year. Here's our review. -
The Watchers Review: Ishana Night Shyamalan's Nightmarish Folktale Is An Uneven But Promising Debut
Ishana Night Shyamalan's horror movie The Watchers is uneven in its story, but boasts some fine filmmaking. Here's our review. -
A Bold New Documentary Does Everything The Whale Tried And Failed To Do
Your Fat Friend, which tracks the rise of raconteur Aubrey Gordon and explores fatness in America, is a vital counterbalance to Darren Aronofsky's The Whale. -
Bad Boys: Ride Or Die Review: Will Smith And Martin Lawrence Bring The Magic Back To The Action-Comedy Franchise
Bad Boys: Ride or Die is not only a great Bad Boys film, it's also a top-tier action comedy. -
Backspot Review: Devery Jacobs Commands This Complex, Queer, Cheerleading Coming-Of-Age Drama
Backspot, a stylish, unapologetically queer look at the world of All-Star Cheerleading, is a soaring breath of fresh air. Here's our review. -
Hit Man Review: Glen Powell Charms His Way Through Richard Linklater's Light Comedy
Glen Powell and Adria Arjona have great chemistry in Richard Linklater's light comedy Hit Man. Here's our review. -
Jim Henson Idea Man Review: Ron Howard's Doc About The Muppet Master Is Charming But Lacking
Jim Henson Idea Man is too rushed for its own good, but fans of the Muppet creator will still find a lot to love. Here's our review. -
IF Review: Ghost Town Meets A Monster Calls In John Krasinski's Whimsical, Messy Therapy Session
John Krasinski's IF tries to deliver both a funny, fantastical family film and a tearjerker but has trouble balancing the tones of each. Read our full review! -
The Strangers Chapter 1 Review: Why Are You Doing This To Us? I'm Seriously Asking
The Strangers Chapter 1 is a paint-by-numbers slasher that fundamentally misunderstands what made the original film such a phenomenon. Here's our review. -
Furiosa Review: This Thrilling Epic On The Fury Road Is George Miller's Magnum Opus
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga is a scorching, rip-roaring, and downright breathtaking odyssey. Here's our review of the Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth film. -
The Best New Blu-Ray Releases Include One Of The Best Movies Of 2024 And One Of The Worst
The best new Blu-ray releases include Dune: Part Two, Madame Web, Martin Scorsese's The Departed in 4K, and many more.
