Finally, a Jane Austen movie for people who hate Jane Austen.

The real tragedy in this film is the lost potential.

The god of thunder is back in this radical adventure.

The Minions are still the best part of this franchise, which gets a silly boost from its characters.

Pixar’s latest goes to infinity and beyond to grow the character of Buzz Lightyear.

A Sex Comedy That Looks to the Mind, Rather Than the Body.

Witty, raunchy, and full of heart, Fire Island modernizes Jane Austen with panache.

The loveable animated TV family makes big screen debut in cute caper.

If you’re a fan of big, dumb action, or if your knees creak when you get up from a chair, Top Gun: Maverick was written with you in mind.

If you’re in the market for something to watch with your kids, that was clearly not written with them in mind, Chip ‘N’ Dale should be entertaining enough.

Petite Maman is a short film, but an exceptionally beautiful one that looks at the delicate relationships we build and strengthen as we grow.

Sam Raimi’s second shot at a Marvel franchise is a lesson in style over substance.

A tribute and lampooning of the force of nature that is Nicolas Cage.

Robert Eggers takes the legend that inspired Hamlet to bloody, operatic heights.

A stunningly beautiful fairytale about the human experience, You Won’t Be Alone isn’t your average tale of witches and death.

This sexy thriller is about as deep as a kiddie pool.

Puberty is a real beast in this Pixar gem.

If Liam Neeson lowers the bar anymore for his cinematic endeavors, his next film will be called Limbo.

Disney should have let this franchise go extinct.