Shazam!, like its namesake hero—much like us all, really—is a bundle of contradictions.
This movie probably looked smarter on paper.
Five Feet Apart is both beautiful and hopeful, problematic and tragic—especially for younger viewers.
Captain Marvel suffers from its hero being too big and the film being too little.
The pic’s sarcastic treatment of suicide, paired with its misogynistic deadliness, makes it even more disquieting than the original.
Alita feels both more adult and, in some ways, less mature than your typical PG-13 actioner.
This film’s crude content side may not hurt as much as a chair to the head. But it still leaves …
This satirical rom-com’s occasional redemptive moments are frequently undermined by its raunchy ones.
The likeable Gina Rodriguez, this film’s star, deserves better, quite frankly. But Miss Bala misses the mark.
Director Joe Penna’s snowbound story of calamity and heroic survival is intense, immersive and emotionally exausting.
Glass can sparkle in bright light but cut you if you’re not careful.
Before you decide if The Upside is right for your family, keep in mind that this poignant dramedy still has …
This is one movie I’d rather not see replicated anytime soon.
