Spike Lee is back with his most accessible film in years, giving us a major helping of what he does best.

Mila Kunis and Kate McKinnon bring lively chemistry to an otherwise forgettable comedy.

This bright, quick-witted animated entry will be a hit with kids who’ll enjoy the engaging characters and poppy musical numbers, while parents can wait for the laugh-out-loud moments that poke fun at the superhero genre’s well-trodden tropes.

This new coming-of-age summer tale radiates style but forgoes the substance in exchange.

Despite a missing main character, genuine heart, playful wit, silly charm, and solid filmmaking loft this pop music sequel over the 2008 original.

Even The Rock’s bulging biceps can’t hold up this misfire of an action flick.

Through a non-linear plot and sometimes over the top sentimentality, director Gus Van Sant delivers a powerfully emotional piece on alcoholism and artistry.

Triplets separated at birth are reunited, but why were they separated? A true story that yo-yos between pure joy and total darkness.

This latest installment in the “Purge” franchise has relevance to current hot-button issues but forgoes thoughtful statements in favor of grindhouse grand guignol.

Let’s take a look at what 2018 has offered in the first half of the year.