Jessica Henwick

With "The Gray Man," the Russo brothers trade the MCU for the world of espionage. It's a big, sprawling but ultimately empty actioner salvaged by a game cast.

"The Matrix Resurrections" offers a return to a remarkable world and also manages to offer something new in a way that feels both organic and original.

The new horror film Underwater is a piece so devoid of entertainment value that you may find yourself yearning for the understated elegance of a film like DeepStar Six (1989) or even the subtlety of similar fare like Leviathan (1989). In the end however, this is little more than a collection of nods to far superior films and an examination of what happens when everyone making a movie seems to have...[Read More]