The latest entry into the pantheon of movie sequels the world didn't ask for and doesn't need.
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
“Everything I learned I learned from the movies.”
― Audrey Hepburn
The latest entry into the pantheon of movie sequels the world didn't ask for and doesn't need.
Marvel's first family makes their long-awaited debut in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Shifting loyalties, colorful characters, grand conspiracies, assassinations and impeccable editing - this is a sweeping saga told in blocks and pixels.
Hopeful, idealistic and entertaining, the Man of Steel soars into cinemas in an exciting, if cluttered, reboot of DC's movies.
Lacking the wonder of the original 'Jurassic Park' or even the focus of the maligned 'Jurassic Park III,' this latest walk in the park is a fetch quest filled with thin characters running from monsters.
After nearly three decades of overcoming outrageously ludicrous obstacles, IMF agent Ethan Hunt embarks on a mission that feels like the culmination of all his adventures.
After string of inconsistent Marvel flicks since 'Endgame,' it's kinda perfect that a team of second-tier non-heroes would refocus the MCU.
Part mystery and part bad-first date flick, this suspense thriller is another Blumhouse gem.
For a video game rooted in creativity, the fetch quest focused adaptation is shockingly unoriginal.
Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega must survive the night after they accidentally run over a unicorn - and unleash the mythical animal’s fury.
The Man Without Fear makes his long-awaited official return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Kids movies are generally held by a lower standard - but even with these lowered expectations this adaptation of the popular kids books is confusing.
Breaking free from the isolation of her home island, the intrepid, sea faring explorer sets sail beyond in this sequel.
Based on the acclaimed Broadway musical, 'Wicked' is an enthralling cinema experience worthy of the biggest screen possible.
A rushed and messy flick is simply a finale with two left feet stumbling across the finish line.
Before Saturday Night Live became a late-night institution, it was just an edgy experiment.
Folie à Deux literally translates into English as 'madness of two.' This is an apt name for the foolish decision to make a second 'Joker' movie.