The Princess
For all of its apparent feminist posturing, The Princess is pure escapism—and bloody, irreverent and profane escapism at that.
The Man From Toronto
The Man from Toronto has some truly funny moments. But harsh language and graphic violence pervade the entire film.
Love & Gelato
A teen girl goes on a whirlwind trip to Rome to honor her mom’s final wishes.
Trevor: The Musical
A middle schooler struggles with his sexual identity amid the cruel treatment of his classmates in this Broadway to Disney+ movie.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
The movie’s makers seemed to be so preoccupied with how this movie looks that they lost sight of how it feels. And honestly, it feels … pretty grim.
Memory
Imagine Liam Neeson playing an aging, increasingly reluctant hitman … with Alzheimers. That’s what Memory delivers.
Cha Cha Real Smooth
Despite the title, the film is real rough, especially when it comes to families.
Jerry and Marge Go Large
An older couple find a flaw in a lottery game and exploit it to the fullest. But they find more than money: They find the value of connection.
Spiderhead
Though the film’s experimental drugs may provide a high, there’s a lot more lows for audiences to sift through.
Hustle
Adam Sandler’s latest Netflix movie offers some strong family messages. Too bad it’s not fit for families to watch.