Recent Reviews

Buoyed by the chemistry between Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson, Jungle Cruise takes full advantage of its humor-filled source material as it grows into a fun ride all its own.

This yarn of knights in not-so-shining armor is not for everybody, but the taxing tale is tenacious enough to claw its way to an impactful conclusion.

Old disproves the adage “with age comes wisdom.”

In its most raw moments, Summertime displays a powerful and rare level of authenticity.

While Black Widow has some entertainment value, it’s one of the weaker entries in the MCU.

It could’ve been a movie of the times, but The Forever Purge turns into nothing more than an empty calorie sour sucker.

This absurdist series about gearheads working in a James Bond world keeps jumping bigger and bigger sharks and — like the characters — it somehow finds a way to survive.

It’s a testament to the Sparks Brothers that viewers can walk away from a 140-minute documentary about their career — spanning five decades — with one irresistible and vital message: stay hungry.

In the Heights features a rather flat story that’s elevated by a likable cast and spirited music.

Cruella is everything The Devil Wears Prada should’ve been — and then some.

Director Timur Bekmambetov effectively puts his Screenlife filmmaking process to work in this nerve-wracking tale of a journalist going undercover to expose an ISIS recruiting ring.

Guy Ritchie slims down the style in this straight-on action caper.

At its core, Wrath of Man is a revenge flick. Saying it’s a Jason Statham revenge flick sounds almost oxymoronic, but there’s a back story that drives his character’s actions — and he’s a character who’s not entirely what he presents himself to be. This isn’t “stretch” material for Statham, but he is good at his game.

Given it’s a story about people whose profession requires the planning of every painstaking detail, The Virtuoso is a strikingly sloppy production.

It’s the kind of movie where you go for the laughs (some intentional) and stay for the gratuitous bloodshed.

In the Titans Cinematic Universe, Godzilla vs. Kong is a knock-out.