Chris Hemsworth Thinks Scorsese And Tarantino's Marvel Backlash Is 'Super Depressing'
Chris Hemsworth is disappointed by Martin Scorsese and Quentin Tarantino's take on the MCU.
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Flamin' Hot Review: An Entertaining Adaptation Of A Flamin' Lie
Directed by Eva Longoria, "Flamin' Hot" tells the story of how one man revolutionized Cheetos. Can it be a good movie if that story isn't entirely true? -
How James Gunn Could Retaliate If The MCU Debuts Marvel's Justice League Parody
As rumors continue to circulate that Marvel's Justice League parody could be headed for a place in the MCU, here's how James Gunn and DC could retaliate. -
Across The Spider-Verse Confirms THAT Massive Marvel Multiverse Crossover
In one short scene, "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" confirms a rumored major multiverse crossover. -
Past Lives Review: An Achingly Bittersweet Story Of Romance And Identity
Every once in a while, an achingly romantic drama comes along that reminds you what the genre is capable of. Celine Song's "Past Lives" does just that. -
Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse Review: The Best Half-A-Movie Ever
"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" is half a complete story -- but that doesn't stop it from being one of the best movies of 2023. -
The Boogeyman Review: A Fun Time - But Not The Crown Jewel Of King Adaptations
This adaptation of Stephen King's short story from "Host" director Rob Savage is a fun time, even if it doesn't break any new ground in the realm of terror. -
May December Review: A Midnight Movie In Awards Bait Clothing
The female stars in "May December" go full camp, though the film as a whole could have gone further as either comedy or drama. -
The Zone Of Interest Review: The Banality Of Evil
"The Zone of Interest" makes a statement on the banality of evil, yet by its very nature, a lot of the film is slow. -
The Little Mermaid Review: Dives Into Nostalgia
2023's "The Little Mermaid" adds nothing to the material to truly justify its existence, despite Halle Bailey's shining performance. -
Monster Review: A Shocking, Deeply Human Japanese Thriller
Although the second act of "Monster" is slightly less gripping than the first and third, the mystery in the film continually challenges your assumptions. -
Master Gardener Review: Plants Intriguing Seeds That Don't Grow
"Master Gardener" finds Paul Schrader returning to a well that's become increasingly familiar in his recent work like "First Reformed" and "The Card Counter." -
White Men Can't Jump Review: No Person Should Watch
Hulu's remake of "White Men Can't Jump" can't live up to the 1992 original, with comedy that somehow feels more dated than the 30-year-old classic. -
Fast X Review: Finale Overload
Does "Fast X" live up to the high-octane heights of the "Fast & Furious" franchise? Our reviewer says no, thanks to repetition and a drawn-out story. -
The Mother Review: Don't Mess With J.Lo
Netflix's action thriller "Mother" is elevated by some beautiful cinematography and a powerhouse performance from the always compelling Jennifer Lopez. -
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie Review: A Touching Look Into Fox's Life
"Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie" is a vulnerable and personal story, as Fox recounts the early days of his career and his current life with Parkinson's disease. -
GOTG3 Does The Netflix Marvel Shows Proud With The MCU's Best Hallway Fight
By adding a familiar element to a classic concept, "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" delivers the best MCU hallway fight yet. -
What's Love Got To Do With It? Review: A Rom-Com That Doesn't Stick The Landing
"What's Love Got To Do With It?" is the rare rom-com that examines arranged marriages -- but it chickens out by the time it arrives at its ending. -
Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3 Review: A Satisfying Conclusion That Wears Its Heart On Its Sleeve
"Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" delivers on almost every front, and should be a satisfying conclusion for fans of the trilogy. -
Sisu Review: Non-Stop Nazi-Killing Action
"Sisu" is an awesome action film where lots of Nazis get killed, but don't come to the theater seeking depth. -
Ghosted Review: Chris Evans And Ana De Armas Deserve Better
Spy flick "Ghosted" attempts to combine action, comedy, and romance. Though Chris Evans and Ana de Armas do their best, it disappoints. -
Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret Review: A YA Classic For A New Generation
Judy Blume's "Are You There God? It's Me Margaret" has a brand-new movie adaptation, and it's just as warm-hearted and intelligent as the classic book. -
Chevalier Review: A Soapy Take On The Life Of Joseph Bologne
"Chevalier" offers a vivid take on the life of composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges. But do its strengths outweigh its flaws? -
Evil Dead Rise Review: The Franchise Bounces Back With Buckets Of Blood
"Evil Dead Rise" has tons of gore if you're into that sort of thing, but there's something missing when compared to past films in the franchise. -
Why Adult Esther From The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel Looks So Familiar
Adult Esther is now a brilliant Harvard student but still struggling. Who is the actor who plays adult Esther in "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" Season 5? -
Renfield Review: Dracula Sucks As The Classic Narcissistic Boss
"Renfield" offers a brand-new take on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." Our reviewer likes this goofy approach, but also found some fearsome flaws. -
Beau Is Afraid Review: Visionary Filmmaking For A Tiring Vision
"Beau Is Afraid" expertly depicts anxiety, but at three hours long with a flat protagonist, it becomes extremely draining.
