Explore Reviews

A stronger Benoit and phenomenal cast help sell a murder mystery with a little too much twist and too little murder.

An excellent cast and solid animation make a decent attempt at a fairly difficult adaptation.

Very, very weird, but not entirely awful.

An entertaining, action-packed tale with an excellent Arthur. A little tricky to follow, though.

Pacing is a little wonky, and some dubious stereotyping, but Moore's Bond is far less douchey and the overall plot feels much more together.

A wonderfully bizarre ride of imagination, an excellent sci-fi tale, and a smart dissection of familial emotions and complexities. All at once.

Surprisingly interesting world building and the perfect casting in Jason Momoa make this far better than it has any right to be 🐳

The comedy routine is still weird, but this was a great version of Carnage and a fun enough film overall.

A fun, stupid, romp of a rom-com – and good lord J-Lo remains a powerhouse.

The story of a group of psychopaths just trying to help out and inadvertently killing everyone, sold to perfection by a stellar cast.

An excellent cast for a quirky, oddball whodunnit, but ultimately lacks depth.

Stupid fun that throws realism out the door for spectacle, and pulls it off thanks to a solid cast.