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  • Moana (2026) (2026)

    Moana (2026) Review by Matt Anderson: It’s too soon, but you’re welcome.

  • The Smashing Machine (2025)

    The Smashing Machine Review by Matt Anderson: How about an Oscar for The Rock? Probably not.

  • Moana 2 (2024)

    Moana 2 Review by Matt Anderson: It sounds overly simplistic here to say the message is "think different."

  • Red One (2024)

    Red One Review by Matt Anderson: Red One is a PG-13 holiday movie that doesn't seem to know who it's for.

  • Black Adam (2022)

    Black Adam Review by Matt Anderson: Perhaps the biggest surprise about Black Adam is what a messy mash-up it is.

  • DC League of Super-Pets (2022)

    DC League of Super-Pets Review by Matt Anderson: Super-Pets is a winner from several angles.

  • Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019)

    Hobbs and Shaw Review by Matt Anderson: Thank director David Leitch for keeping this one grounded in its own insanity.

  • Furious 7 (2015)

    Diesel lets Russel into the Furious family Review by Robert Denerstein: Either get out of the way or go along for the ride

  • Fast & Furious 6 (2013)

    Lin directs Fast and Furiously Review by Robert Denerstein: Another blur of a movie from the Fast & Furious gang

  • Fast Five (2011)

    Vin's biceps make a Fast Five Review by Robert Denerstein: Doesn't make much sense, but its action works

  • Tooth Fairy (2010)

    The Rock doubles as The Tooth Fairy Review by Robert Denerstein: Predictable sight gags just what you'd expect

  • Get Smart (2008)

    Carell Gets Smart with Hathaway Review by Matt Anderson: Don Adams' synapses actually fired on a different schedule; Carell simply goes through the motions

  • Jungle Cruise

    Jungle Cruise Review by Matt Anderson: What starts as a high-level lark gradually gets more and more detailed with the history.

  • Moana

    Review by Matt Anderson: Moana flows like the ocean.