If you're a John McEnroe fan, you’ll probably love this movie. If you’re a casual like me, you’ll probably agree to disagree with me.
'Breaking' can't break itself free from a tired structure
There are many structural options the movie wisely takes in its first act but quickly falls to trite narrative devices when reaching the end of its brief 103-minute runtime.
'She-Hulk: Attorney at Law' Is Redundant But Fun
The giant footsteps of She-Hulk is a flawed but
'Prey' proves you can teach an old Predator new tricks.
“Word of mouth has spread, and it is true. Prey is a pleasing blockbuster that is superior to its source material.”
'Resurrection' Delivers Sickeningly Effective Psychological Terror
Resurrection is a rare horror film that relies on suspense over jump scares and trauma over gore to dig its nails into the viewer far after the movie finishes.
The DC League of Super-Pets Finds Heart Through Humor
I think we have the blockbuster surprise of the summer.
Jordan Peal's 'Nope' Has Enough Air In Its Atmosphere From Deflating The Drama
Going for something a little lighter than his usual hopelessness, Jordan Peele creates a conventional yet clever alien invasion picture that falls a tad short in driving its points home. Bt
The Generic Man
The Gray Man may be proving the Russo's slow descent from relevancy.
'Thor: Love and Thunder' Doesn't Strike Lightning
Thor: Love and Thunder rests on the middle shelf among many other Marvel pictures that have long left my memory.
'Lightyear' Can't Go Beyond Infinity
The conventionality of Lightyear can't go beyond infinity within the feels department.
Jurassic World Dumbinion
Life needs to stop finding a way.
Cha Cha Real Snooze
Cha Cha Real Smooth feels like a commercial for its lead with not a lot to say in between.
I finally saw 'Top Gun' and didn't miss much.
Sprinkle a distracting and forgettable love story in between the tough guy gossip, and you've got Top Gun. God bless America!
'Top Gun: Maverick' Coasts Above Nostalgia
There's enough soul to give Top Gun: Maverick that little bit of emotion the original lacked.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Exposition
The Multiverse is filled with infinite possibilities, one of them including a serviceable film.
'The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent' Needs No Sequel
Nicolas Cage playing himself, or a twin of himself, or talking about The History of Swear Words because of a compilation video of himself cursing up a storm is well wrapped with a movie that humorously and humanly looks at Nicolas Cage.
'The Northman' Anger Beheads Anger
Robert Eggers' keen instinct for period pieces once more raises its cinematic, dreamlike accuracy to dramatic feats
'Father Stu' Is Emotionally Faithful To Its Material
The idea of forgiveness is dramatically compelling enough to work as a movie, if just barely.
'Everything Everywhere All at Once' has a lot to say underneath its wackiness
The themes EEAAO tackles are ambitious. It is not only about reflection/healing but also human behavior.
