This thirty-plus-years-later sequel may be bogged down by an overstuffed screenplay and some extraneous characters, but it still has the energy and verve of the original – plus Michael Keaton revisiting the title character and having the time of his life.
The third entry in the “Deadpool” franchise features amusing banter from Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman but its self-referential humor and repetitive jokes eventually fall flat.
Glen Powell’s shit-eating grin comes with its own gravitational pull as he anchors a “re-quel” to 1996’s “Twister” that’s best looked at as a 90’s-esque VFX-fest with plenty to love and laugh at.
This prequel to the surprise hit franchise isn’t without its thrilling and tense moments, but its predecessors loom large.
Greek auteur Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest offering brings together the formidable talents of Emma Stone, Jesse Plemons, Willem Defoe, and Hong Chau for a perverse and zany anthology that’s a three-hour trip down derangement lane.
Pixar’s follow up to its 2015 hit is a refreshing return to form with a strong voice ensemble and a story that works on multiple levels.
Director George Miller tries to make lightning strike twice with the sluggish prequel film.
John Krasinski is back in the director’s chair for this charming family movie that also features a welcome quieter turn from actor Ryan Reynolds.
The new film from Ilana Glazer and Pamela Aldon may make you laugh in agreement or reflection, but purely as a comedy film it strains to meet some of the most basic marks.
Zendaya turns in a career-best performance in this scintillating drama about tennis, sex, and power that doesn’t care who wins, loses, or gets hurt.
