This entertaining fish-out-of-water comedy has some genuinely sincere moments and a strong dual performance by Seth Rogen.
An attempt to define the “swamp” that Donald Trump campaigned against in 2016 results in an interesting but unfocused new HBO documentary.
This new coming-of-age film takes an awkward, funny, and realistic look at the ever-changing life of a Catholic school student in the early 2000s.
Despite a formulaic story this fish out of water tale about the discovery of a Cornish singing group succeeds with warmth, charm, and an all-around sense of fun.
Actor Dave Franco makes a promising directorial debut with this atmospheric new thriller.
This peripatetic romance won’t really feed the spirit, but the gorgeously photographed Australian landscapes will likely inspire your post-COVID travel plans.
This new Netflix thriller plays by the book too much to be thrilling- or even entertaining.
This initially gripping WWII haunted house ghost story takes a third-act turn that may leave viewers wondering if they really got what they ordered.
This sci-fi thriller about a chance meeting that tests the notions of fate falls short of greatness; but it’s well put together, features solid performances, and will scratch the itch for new cinematic content.
With its enjoyable cast and sunny setting this new rom-com may provide the escapism audiences need right now.
