A killer game of connect the dots.

No surprise here, but Nicolas Cage fans will not be disappointed. 

Here’s hoping Marvel continues giving us more films like Thunderbolts*.

You can sense the series setting up its galactic chessboard.

Five films into his career, Ryan Coogler can still say he has done no wrong.

Every department is on the same page, making Drop an entertaining, noteworthy modern manifestation of the classic B-movie thriller.

Barbie Ferreira’s performance is stunning.

I think how much you like this movie will greatly depend on the reason you go to the movies. 

Marriage is hard. Especially in this line of work.

It’s hard to tell if the movie bites off more than it can chew, or if it’s just not interested in eating. 

The essential 2025 Oscar flicks you need to see, plus predictions for Hollywood’s biggest night.

You won’t need to spend much time with Torres to see why she’s nominated.

Anthony Mackie is great, but he can’t do it alone.

Who’s a good movie? Dog Man is a good movie. Yes, it is.

The film is comfortable with who it is. It’s confident in its ability to connect with you. It’s a ball.

This epic allegory grabs hold and doesn’t let go.

Nominations for the 97th Oscars were announced this morning.

Disabilities are no reason for a dream to be deferred. 

The Fire Inside is an inspiring, raise-your-fist-in-the-air kind of sports movie, and more.

As usual, this iconic, ironic duo doesn’t disappoint.