Bad Boys for Life Review: Crimelords, Assassins, & Middle-age
Bad Boys for Life sees Mike Lowrey and Marcus Burnett team up to take down a ruthless enemy from the past.
Les Misérables Review: Ladj Ly’s Oscar Nominee Marks a Bold New Voice
This isn't your mom's Les Mis!
Clemency Review: Alfre Woodard Delivers a Master Class in Acting
Alfre Woodard gives the performance of her career in Clemency.
Leslie Jones: Time Machine Review
Leslie Jones: Time Machine presents the audacious comedian in top form as she discusses her wild youth, getting old, and seducing Prince.
A look at ‘Looking for Leia’: Representation in a galaxy far, far away…
Doc series celebrates diversity in fandom.
Little Women Review: A New Holiday Classic
Greta Gerwig’s Little Women is now the definitive adaptation of Louisa May Alcott’s literary classic.
Uncut Gems Review
The Safdie brothers' Uncut Gems – starring Adam Sandler – puts the collective nerves of viewers in a vice and ratchets them up for two straight hours.
The Song of Names Review
A symphony of flat notes.
F*** You All: The Uwe Boll Story Review
F*** You All: The Uwe Boll Story examines the prolific career of one cinema’s most reviled filmmakers.
Bombshell Review: Absolute Dynamite
Bombshell offers a pre-#MeToo story for the post-#MeToo age.
Cats Review: An Embarrassment for Cats, Humans, and All Involved
There’s a reason Cats has been called an “unfilmable musical”, but the music in Tom Hooper’s bizarre CGI monstrosity is the least of the movie’s problems.
A Hidden Life Review: A Return to Wonder
The hills are alive with the sound of Malick!
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Review
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker brings the Skywalker saga to an end, but does the series go out on a high note?
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Video Review
Is Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker a fitting conclusion to one of the most beloved stories in popular culture or does it play it too safe? Watch Managing Editor Jason Gorber’s SPOILER-FREE Rise of Skywalker video review!
Jumanji: The Next Level Review
For a film all about finding oneself, Jumanji: The Next Level seems to have left its heart back in the jungle.
