Darren Aronofsky’s new film is a thrilling ride through 1998 Manhattan.

This solid paranoia thriller is an entertaining throwback that wears its 70s influences on its sleeve.

This would-be neo-noir from Ethan Coen and Tricia Cooke comes across cheeky and stylized but ultimately withers like Raymond Chandler with heatstroke.

This fundamentally enjoyable sequel to the 2021 sleeper hit is short, savage, and self-aware, making the most of leading man Bob Odenkirk’s weary charm and lethal precision.

Spike Lee reteams with Denzel Washington in a messy and highly-entertaining new film.

This reboot/sequel carries on the legacy of its hilariously deadpan predecessors by walking a fine and mostly funny line between remake and gleeful resurrection.

Molly Gordon and Logan Lerman have strong chemistry in an uneven rom-com that tries to subvert your expectations.

The latest “legacy sequel” shows that not all movies need to be re-visited.

Director Danny Boyle returns to the “28” series with a surprisingly effective new entrant to the franchise.

Celine Song’s follow-up to 2023’s perfect “Past Lives” can’t match the greatness of her first film but it’s hardly a sophomore slump.