Reviews

With "Sick," screenwriter Kevin Williamson and director John Hyams use the pandemic setting to create a tense, smart and relentless thriller.

Not only is "Avatar: The Way of Water" a striking piece of work, but it is also perhaps the pinnacle of James Cameron’s career.

"Emancipation" works best as a gripping action-thriller featuring a powerful performance by Will Smith, but its screenplay hinders it from being anyth...[Read More]

There is a beauty and poignancy within "Empire of Light," the new film from writer/director Sam Mendes, that is something akin to a cathartic experien...[Read More]

"Violent Night" is a cyanide-laced sugarplum, a holiday action movie starring David Harbour as Santa that will delight viewers who can get on its wave...[Read More]

"Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio" is easily one of the greatest incarnations of Carlo Collodi’s timeless classic and is, in its way, already a classic ...[Read More]

An earnestness to the story and the father/son relationship allows "Strange World" resonate far more than the typical animated offering of this type.

With "The Fabelmans," Steven Spielberg reflects on his love for film and pays tribute to his complex upbringing through a funny, touching and personal...[Read More]

"Spirited" could become a movie to put on over the years as background viewing as it’s funny and moving, and a reminder that Dickens’ story still has ...[Read More]

"Disenchanted" allows Amy Adams to have a lot of fun playing bad, but the rest of this long-awaited sequel can't recapture the charm of its predecesso...[Read More]

Peter Billingsley returns as Ralphie in this sequel to "A Christmas Story," which is a surprisingly sweet, funny and gentle return to Cleveland Street...[Read More]

With her feature debut, "Aftersun," writer/director Charlotte Wells proves that she’s a filmmaker to watch, producing one of the year's best films.