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Podcast Ep. 59: “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom”

This episode of "CinemaNerdz: The Podcast" suggests that the disappointing mediocrity of "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" may have set a new low for the DCECU.

Podcast Ep. 58: “Napoleon”

This episode of "CinemaNerdz: The Podcast" calls Ridley Scott's "Napoleon" a far more sweeping tale of tragedy and romance than has been attempted before.

Podcast Ep. 57: “The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes”

This 'CinemaNerdz: The Podcast' episode states "The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes" is something far more unnecessary than the games themselves.

Podcast Ep. 56: “Thanksgiving”

This episode posits that "Thanksgiving" proves to be a plodding and thoroughly unenjoyable assault on an audience that may wish it had opted to stay home.

Callum Turner and Hadley Robinson in "The Boys in the Boat."

Movie Review: The Boys in the Boat

There are worse sports movies that "The Boys in the Boat," and probably worse World War II-era films. But that might be the film’s biggest problem.

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Box-Office Weekend: Aquaman Assumes the Throne

A new film claimed the top spot of the box-office weekend top ten as "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" finished $10.4 million ahead of the second-place film.

Jason Momoa in "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom."

Movie Review: Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom

The disappointing mediocrity of "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" may have set a new low for the DCECU that it is unlikely to climb out of at any point soon.

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Movie Review: Poor Things

Yorgos Lantimos' "Poor Things" is a funny, original and gorgeously filmed steampunk fantasy that gives Emma Stone one of the best showcases of her career.

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Movie Review: The Iron Claw

With "The Iron Claw," writer-director Sean Durkin delivers an emotional piledriver of a movie and directs Zac Efron to the best performance of his career.

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Tress MacNeille, Chris Renaud, Russi Taylor, and Benjamin Renner in "Migration."

Movie Review: Migration

Aspiring to be nothing more than a pleasant diversion for families, "Migration" overcomes its familiarity with warmth, humor and colorful animation.

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Tracee Ellis Ross and Leslie Uggams in "American Fiction."

Movie Review: American Fiction

Whip-smart and very funny, "American Fiction" is a great spotlight for Jeffery Wright and announces a new cinematic voice in writer-director Cord Jefferson.

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