Don’t Overthink It; Just Enjoy the Ride ‘Caught Stealing’ Takes You On
Austin Butler’s Caught Stealing is a fun end-of-summer blockbuster featuring a stellar cast and superficial action. Read on for our review!
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Robin and the Hoods Review: Mighty Message in a Small Package
Robin and the Hoods is a fun family film with a powerful message, and lots of imagination and heart. It’s a good weekend watch. Read our review.
The Thursday Murder Club Review: A Stacked Cast Brings Richard Osman’s Cheeky Retiree Sleuths to the Screen
The Thursday Murder Club doesn’t bring anything wildly different to this popular genre, but it’s well-written and widely enjoyable. Read our review!
Fixed (2025) Review: Genndy Tartakovsky’s Raunchy “Dog Days” Movie Has Some Soul
As erotically humorous as it is playful, Fixed stands out as perhaps Genndy Tartakovsky’s boldest film. Read on for our review!
Superman Review: Gunn Takes Big Swings That Pay Off Spectacularly
James Gunn takes some really big swings with Superman in the hopes of making major statements about the world to huge success. Read our review for more!
Sovereign Review: Christian Swegal’s First Feature Film
As a movie based on true events, Sovereign allows viewers to leave the movie thinking about the story. Read our review on Christian Swegal’s first feature film!
F1 The Movie Review: An Exhilarating Underdog Tale That Puts You On the Race Track
The world of F1 finally comes to the big screen as both director Joseph Kosinski and actor Brad Pitt come together to bring this sport to film for an audience.
Jurassic World: Rebirth Feels Familiar, But Brings Out the Best of What the Franchise Has to Offer
Jurassic World: Rebirth is a trip down memory lane as it plays through the best parts of the franchise while carving out a standalone story. Read our review.
To Live and Die and Live Review: An Emotional Journey of Self-Discovery
To Live and Die and Live follows a filmmaker who returns home to Detroit after the death of his stepfather. Read on for our review of the film.
Materialists’ Misplaced Message on Dating and Settling for Love… or Less — Film Review
Celine Song’s highly anticipated sophomore film, Materialists, had an opportunity to be different, but its overall message is misplaced.