Fixed Review: Naughty, Crude, and Forgettable
It features a great cast and beautiful animation, but Fixed's shallow, juvenile script and repetitive humour make it a forgettably disappointing attempt at adult comedy.
Honey Don’t Review: A Madcap Misfire
Honey Don't! fires on more cylinders than Drive-Away Dolls, but it's still not quite like other classic Coen films.
Ne Zha II Review: The Gods Go Crazy in Animated Blockbuster
Chinese animated adventure Ne Zha II delivers thrills, non-stop action, and extraordinary animation and spectacle.
Relay Review: Thrilling Throwback Fun
David Mackenzie’s Relay is a throwback of sorts. Not quite the thrillers of the 1970s, like his film Hell or High Water, but closer to the renaissance the genre received in the early aughts, like Cellular and Red Eye.
Sweet Angel Baby Review: A Masterful Canadiana Drama
Sweet Angel Baby is a modern Canadiana classic that sits with audiences like a sinking stone.
Night Always Comes Review: All Style, Little Substance
Night Always Comes is a gritty neon-soaked noir starring Vanessa Kirby and directed by Andor's Benjamin Caron that sadly is all style, and very little substance.
Nobody 2 Review: Suburban John Wick Is Back
It’s been four years since Bob Odenkirk packed a punch in the action-comedy Nobody, surprising audiences and critics alike with his turn as an action hero. Now, he’s back in an entertaining, albeit forgettable, sequel that might just be the popcorn movie of the summer.
Boys Go to Jupiter Review: A Hidden Gem
Boys Go to Jupiter is an offbeat animated reminder that we need to be able to turn off sometimes.
Foreigner Review: A Slick, Bubblegum Horror About Immigrant Experiences
Ava Maria Safai’s Foreigner finds an extra edge in its portrait of immigrant experiences among young people.
Freakier Friday Review: The Lohan-aissance is Upon Us
The Lohan-aissance is upon us! Freakier Friday features commanding lead performances and is fun for the whole family.
Eyes of Wakanda Review: A Thoughtful and Fulfilling Trip Back to Wakanda
With its beautiful animation, purposeful storytelling, and meaningful ties to the MCU, Eyes of Wakanda is a heartfelt anthology that fans and newcomers alike can enjoy.
Weapons Review: A Twisted and Terrifying Triumph
Weapons knows how to scare you, shock you, and make you burst out laughing. It's one of the year’s best horror films and a must-see on the big screen.
The Pickup Review: Star-Power Elevates This Action-Heist Comedy
The Pickup is a straightforward action-heist comedy whose surface-level story is elevated by its lead performances. Although its initial setup is simple, the high-intensity, fast-paced action sequences make the 90-minute runtime fly by.
Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex Review
Angelheaded Hipster: The Songs of Marc Bolan & T. Rex is as artfully packaged and expressed as the subject itself.
SDCC 2025 Review: Comic-Con Excels in Creating Immersive Experiences
Comic-Con has just as much, if not more, to offer outside the San Diego Convention Center with off-site activations spread across the surrounding downtown area.
