Every Film, Reviewed
Every film we have scored, best first.
309 reviews, scored.
- 1Pan's LabyrinthDel Toro’s Blood-Soaked Fairy Tale: Pan’s Labyrinth Earns Its 9.89.8
- 2The ThingWhy The Thing Still Terrifies: Practical Effects, Paranoia, and a Perfect 9.89.8
- 312 Years a SlaveChiwetel Ejiofor Leads a Cast That Earns Its Pain in 12 Years…9.6
- 4GravityGravity Review: Bullock Floats Through Space Without a Safety Net9.6
- 5Schindler's List‘Schindler’s List’: 33 Years On, Spielberg’s Holocaust Masterpiece Still Earns Its Reputation9.5
- 6The Evil DeadThe Evil Dead at 40-Plus: Why This Paper Rates Raimi’s Cabin Nightmare…9.5
- 7Taxi DriverFifty Years On, Taxi Driver Still Captures the Madness Inside Travis Bickle9.4
- 8Dunkirk‘Dunkirk’ Review: Nolan’s Non-Linear Epic Survives Its Own Ambition9.4
- 9Oasis: Don't Look Back in AngerOasis Reunion Doc Turns Live ’25 Into a Two-Hour Celebration9.4
- 10One Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestOne Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest Still Stings After 51 Years9.3
- 11La La LandHere’s to the Fools Who Dream: ‘La La Land’ Sings, Soars, and…9.3
- 12PhantasmPhantasm at 9.3: A Dream With Real Teeth9.3
- 13Silver Linings PlaybookPat and Tiffany’s Friendship Carries Silver Linings Playbook Past Its Big Flaws9.2
- 14No Country for Old MenAnton Chigurh’s Coin Toss Rules No Country for Old Men9.2
- 15Edward ScissorhandsEdward Scissorhands Review: Burton’s Fairy Tale of Loneliness Earns Its Sad Ending9.2
- 16The Godfather Part II‘Godfather II’: De Niro’s Vito and Pacino’s Michael Face Opposite Fates9
- 17The GateThe Gate Still Earns Its 9.0 the Hard Way9
- 18Zombieland17 Years On, Zombieland Still Gets That Walking-Dead Joke Right8.9
- 19Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind‘Eternal Sunshine’: Joel Loses His Memory of Clementine, Then Finds Her Again8.9
- 20WhiplashWhiplash Review: Teller and Simmons Make the Cost of Perfection Unforgettable8.9
- 21FrozenFrozen Review: 8.9/10 — A Complete Package That Ages Well8.9
- 22Teenage Sex and Death at Camp MiasmaJane Schoenbrun’s ‘Camp Miasma’ Revives the Slasher and Finds a Love Story…8.9
- 23Dear YouLetters Do the Talking in Lan Hongchun’s Tender Family Drama Dear You8.9
- 24Re-AnimatorRe-Animator Review: Stuart Gordon Plays Gore for Laughs and Wins — 8.9/108.9
- 25Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, MissouriThree Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Makes Grief Harder to Look Away From8.8
- 26Toy Story 2Toy Story 2 Review: Woody’s Kidnapping Makes Pixar’s Sequel Better Than the…8.8
- 27The Grand Budapest HotelTwelve Years On, Wes Anderson’s Dollhouse Comedy Still Holds Up8.8
- 28The Shape of Water‘The Shape of Water’: Hawkins and Jones Make a Monster Feel Like…8.7
- 29The Empire Strikes BackKershner’s 1980 Sequel Ends on Loss — and Holds Up 46 Years…8.7
- 30Slumdog MillionaireEighteen Years On, Slumdog Millionaire Still Earns Its 8.68.6
- 31American Doctor‘American Doctor’ Refuses Comfort — and Earns Every Hard Minute8.6
- 32Spirited AwayMiyazaki’s Bathhouse Tale of Stolen Names and Pig-Parents Scores 8.6/10 in Our…8.6
- 33The Perks of Being a WallflowerThe Perks of Being a Wallflower Review: Charlie Learns to Trust People…8.5
- 34Pulp FictionPulp Fiction at 32: Still the Most Quoted Crime Film Ever Made8.5
- 35The Dark KnightEighteen Years On, No Comic-Book Film Has Matched What The Dark Knight…8.5
- 36Practical MagicPractical Magic Belongs to Its Sisters, and That Is Why It Lasts8.5
- 37Back to the FutureZemeckis’s Time Travel Comedy Still Runs Like a Well-Made Machine: 8.5 of…8.5
- 38LooperLooper Review: Two Joes, One Killer Job, and a Score of 8.48.4
- 39American BeautyKevin Spacey Turns Despair Into Satire in American Beauty8.4
- 40The TerminatorArnold’s Machine Still Hunts Sarah Connor Four Decades Later8.4
- 41Once Upon a Time... in HollywoodOnce Upon a Time… in Hollywood Review: DiCaprio and Pitt Hold a…8.4
- 42Star Wars: The Last JediStar Wars: The Last Jedi Review — A Flawed Masterpiece That Rewards…8.4
- 43Se7enSe7en at 31: How Fincher Turned a Serial-Killer Procedural Into a Fight…8.4
- 44The Lord of the Rings: The Two TowersHow The Two Towers Solved the Trilogy’s Hardest Problem: Making the Middle…8.4
- 45The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the RingThe Fellowship of the Ring at 25: Still the Standard for Fantasy…8.4
- 46Fight ClubFight Club at 27: The Fight Was Never With Tyler8.4
- 47InceptionInception at 16: Nolan’s Dream Heist Still Rewards Every Rewatch8.4
- 48Raiders of the Lost ArkRaiders of the Lost Ark: A Model of Pace and Peril That…8.4
- 49AliensForty Years Ago, Cameron Swapped Haunted-House Horror for Marines and Machine Guns…8.4
- 50The ShiningThe Shining Holds Up: Kubrick’s Slow-Burn Hotel Horror Rewards Repeat Viewings8.4
- 51SoulPixar’s Soul Turns Its Back on Death and Finds What Really Matters…8.3
- 52Spider-Man 2Doc Ock’s Rise and Peter Parker’s Fall Make Spider-Man 2 Better Than…8.3
- 53The Silence of the LambsHow Silence of the Lambs Remains Unmatched as Horror’s Masterpiece8.3
- 54The IntouchablesFifteen Years On, The Intouchables Still Gets Laughter From Silence Between Two…8.3
- 55The Lion KingThirty Years On, The Lion King Still Earns Its Crown8.3
- 56Mirzapur: The MovieMirzapur: The Movie Review — A Punishing Runtime, But the Throne Still…8.3
- 57Howl's Moving CastleHowl’s Moving Castle Turns 22: Why Miyazaki’s Slow-Burn Fairy Tale Holds Up8.2
- 58Knives Out‘Knives Out’ Turns a Family Gathering Into a Murder Mystery Worth Watching8.2
- 59A Quiet PlaceA Quiet Place Reviews: Silence Earns Its Keep8.2
- 60The Truman Show28 Years On, Jim Carrey’s Truman Still Proves the Most Persuasive Person…8.2
- 61Star WarsStar Wars at 49: The Blockbuster That Still Sets the Standard8.2
- 62Inglourious BasterdsInglourious Basterds: Tarantino Lights History on Fire and Laughs While It Burns8.2
- 63Django UnchainedDjango Unchained at 14: Tarantino’s Revenge Western Still Draws Blood8.2
- 64Avengers: EndgameAvengers: Endgame Review: A Monument, a Funeral and a Victory Lap8.2
- 65Avengers: Infinity WarA Bleak Masterpiece: ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ Earns Its Tragedy8.2
- 66Full Metal JacketFull Metal Jacket at 39: Kubrick’s Two-Part War Film Still Lands Like…8.2
- 67Die HardDie Hard Remains the High Mark of the Action Genre8.2
- 68Zack Snyder's Justice League‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’: A Bigger, Sadder Vision That Mostly Earns Its…8.1
- 69WALL·EEighteen Years On, WALL·E Still Packs a Punch — 8.1/108.1
- 70Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2The Battle That Ended It All: Deathly Hallows Part 2 Sticks the…8.1
- 71The AvengersThe Avengers at 14: Still the Blueprint for the Superhero Ensemble8.1
- 72Your Name.Your Name. Turns a Body-Swap Premise Into Honest Tears8.1
- 73A Child of My OwnA Child of My Own: Alberdi’s Genre-Blurring Inquiry Earns Its Doubt8.1
- 74Stand by MeFour Boys on the Tracks Was All Stand by Me Ever Needed,…8.1
- 75Raging BullRaging Bull Still Hits Hard 46 Years On8.1
- 76Blade Runner44 Years On, No Sci-Fi Film Has Matched What Blade Runner Built8.1
- 77BarbieKen Trades Barbie’s Dream House for a New Life in This Year’s…8
- 78Casino RoyaleCasino Royale Review: A Beginning That Earns Its Title8
- 79Incredibles 2‘Incredibles 2’: Elastigirl Carries the Family’s Weight While the Action Never Slows8
- 80WWE SummerSlam 2026: SaturdaySummerSlam 2026 Review: Reigns vs. McIntyre Tops a Solid But Uneven Night8
- 81Chompoo: Lost & ForgottenChompoo: Lost & Forgotten Turns Grief Into Horror With Rare Emotional Honesty8
- 82Gandhari‘Gandhari’ Review: Radhika Madan Ages Through Decades of Rejected Marriages in Quiet,…8
- 83Toy Story‘Toy Story’ Review: Pixar’s First Feature Still Earns Its 8/108
- 84UpUp Review: Carl’s Balloons Lift a Classic About Grief and Letting Go8
- 85Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban22 Years On, Prisoner of Azkaban Still Marks the Turning Point Where…8
- 86The Wolf of Wall StreetThe Wolf of Wall Street Review: Scorsese’s Three-Hour Greed Binge Earns Its…8
- 87The Brink of WarWords as Weapons: ‘The Brink of War’ Makes Diplomacy Play Like a…8
- 88RunnerRitchson and Wilson Keep Runner Moving Even When the Plot Slows Down8
- 89Toxic: A Fairy Tale for Grown-upsToxic Is Big, Loud and Hollow — a ₹328 Crore Gross Against…8
- 90VideodromeVideodrome Still Gets Under the Skin8
- 91The Princess BrideThe Princess Bride Still Earns Its Laughs 39 Years On — Wait,…8
- 92Akira38 Years After Its Release, Akira Remains the Benchmark for Animated Film8
- 93DriveDrive Review: Ryan Gosling’s Quiet Driver Earns His Rep With Careful Craft7.9
- 94Kill Bill: Vol. 2Kill Bill Vol. 2 Turns 22: Tarantino’s Revenge Saga Drags Through Its…7.9
- 95Monsters, Inc.25 Years On, Monsters, Inc. Still Earns Its 7.9/10 — Review7.9
- 96Gone GirlTwelve Years On, Gone Girl Still Cuts Through the Lie7.9
- 97Spider-Man: No Way HomeSpider-Man: No Way Home Review: A Multiverse Story That Earns Its Consequences7.9
- 98TitanicTitanic at 29: Cameron’s Grand Machine Still Overwhelms7.9
- 99Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone25 Years On, Philosopher’s Stone Remains the Film That Had to Get…7.9
- 100Guardians of the GalaxyHow a Ragtag Space Comedy Became Marvel’s Boldest Bet — and Paid…7.9
- 101Spider-Man: Brand New DaySpider-Man: Brand New Day Makes a Tired Hero Feel New Again7.9
- 102Do the Right Thing37 Years On, Do the Right Thing Still Lands Like News7.9
- 103Ex MachinaEx Machina Remains a Tight, Clever Film About Testing Machines and People7.8
- 104Ratatouille19 Years On, Ratatouille Still Turns a Kitchen Into an Art House7.8
- 105ShrekShrek at 25: How DreamWorks’ Fairy Tale Satire Became a Cultural Landmark7.8
- 106Harry Potter and the Goblet of FireGoblet of Fire: The Franchise Grows Up in a Graveyard7.8
- 107Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black PearlHow Johnny Depp’s Drunken Swagger Turned a Theme-Park Ride Into Hollywood’s Last…7.8
- 108GhostbustersGhostbusters at 42: Reitman’s Ghost-Catching Comedy Still Lands Its Laughs7.8
- 109BrazilBrazil at 41: Gilliam’s Paper-Choked Machine World Still Holds Up7.8
- 110JawsFifty Years On, Jaws Still Proves Fear Is Better Left Unseen7.7
- 111NightcrawlerNightcrawler Review: Lou Bloom Sells Crime as Product Until the Game Consumes…7.7
- 112AladdinAladdin Review: Robin Williams Elevation Over a Familiar Formula7.7
- 113Finding DoryFinding Dory Reviews: Dory’s Sequel Earns a Solid 7.77.7
- 114A Clockwork Orange‘A Clockwork Orange’: Kubrick’s Warning About Control Outweighs Its Slow Patches7.7
- 115Big Hero 6Big Hero 6 Review: Baymax Carries a Flawed, Heartfelt Adventure7.7
- 116The MartianHow Mark Watney’s Deadly Situation Became One of the Most Relatable Stories…7.7
- 117Batman BeginsBatman Begins at 21: The Origin Story That Rebuilt a Genre7.7
- 118Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets24 Years On, Chamber of Secrets Still Trades Hogwarts Whimsy for Genuine…7.7
- 119Iron ManEighteen Years Later, Iron Man Still Works Because Downey Was Allowed to…7.7
- 120Coyote vs. AcmeThe Coyote Finally Gets His Day in Court — and It’s the…7.7
- 121Blue VelvetBlue Velvet at 40: Lynch’s Ear in the Field Still Cuts Deep7.7
- 122Evil Dead IISam Raimi’s 1987 Cabin Sequel Turns Fright Into Slapstick, and Bruce Campbell…7.7
- 123The Usual SuspectsThirty-One Years On, The Usual Suspects Still Rewards Repeat Viewing7.6
- 124The Fifth ElementThe Fifth Element Review: A Flawed Masterpiece That Celebrates Excess7.6
- 125AEW All In: LondonAEW All In: London Review — Solid Matches, Flaky Backstage, Worth Watching7.6
- 126Thor: RagnarokThor: Ragnarok — A Neon Comedy That Trades Menace for Laughs7.6
- 127Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2Nine Years On, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Still Trades Cosmic…7.6
- 128Mad Max: Fury RoadMad Max: Fury Road Review: A Miracle of Sustained Velocity7.6
- 129DeadpoolTen Years On, Deadpool’s R-Rated Gamble Still Pays Off7.6
- 130AvatarSeventeen Years Later, Pandora’s Blue Giants Have Outlasted Every Imitation7.6
- 131RoboCopRoboCop Still Holds Up 39 Years Later7.6
- 132The FlyThe Fly Review: Cronenberg’s 1986 Remake Turns a Man Into a Monster…7.6
- 133Back to the Future Part IIIBack to the Future Part III Review: Doc Brown’s Farewell Earns Its…7.5
- 134Shrek 2Two Decades On, Shrek 2 Remains One of the Best Sequels DreamWorks…7.5
- 135How to Train Your DragonSixteen Years On, Toothless Still Flies Higher Than Most Animated Films7.5
- 136TonyTony Reboots His Own Past to Build a Better Life7.5
- 137DCDC Review: A Film About Losing Someone Without Saying Goodbye7.5
- 138Captain America: Civil WarCaptain America: Civil War Review: The Argument That Broke the Avengers7.5
- 139IrumudiRavi Teja Finds a Quieter Center in ‘Irumudi’7.5
- 140The Passion of the ChristThe Passion of the Christ: Twelve Hours Held Without Flinching7.5
- 141An American Werewolf in LondonHow An American Werewolf in London Makes You Laugh Right Up Until…7.5
- 142Cast AwayTom Hanks Plays a Man Who Spends Over Two Decades Alone on…7.4
- 143American PsychoAmerican Psycho Turns a Business Card Into a Weapon, and Never Lets…7.4
- 144Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance)Birdman’s One Continuous Shot Carries a Desperate Actor’s Big Comeback Bid7.4
- 145Dune‘Dune’ Builds a Desert Empire but Waits Too Long for It to…7.4
- 146The Hunger Games: Catching FireCatching Fire Makes the Games Bigger, Darker and More Urgent Than Its…7.4
- 147Spider-Man‘Spider-Man’: Tobey Maguire’s Nerd Still Swings, 24 Years On7.4
- 148Doctor StrangeDoctor Strange Bends Reality Beautifully, Even as Its Story Plays It Safe7.4
- 149Freefall: A Reckoning for BoeingThe Boeing Documentary That Rages Convincingly but Tells Us Little We Didn’t…7.4
- 150The Marching BandThe Marching Band: Two Brothers and a Trombone Make an Old Tune…7.4
- 151A Nightmare on Elm StreetWes Craven Made Falling Asleep the Scariest Thing in Horror7.4
- 152American SniperBradley Cooper Plays a Man of Faith and a Hunter of Men…7.3
- 153BarredaA Room, a Man, Three Hours — Barreda Earns Its Long Stretch7.3
- 154The HangoverThe Hangover Review: Todd Phillips’ Brutal Comedy Machine Holds Up After 17…7.3
- 155SplitNine Years On, James McAvoy Still Anchors Split as Shyamalan’s Most Subtle…7.3
- 156Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them‘Fantastic Beasts’: A Handsome, Overlong Introduction to a New Era7.3
- 157Spider-Man: HomecomingSpider-Man: Homecoming Review: The Friendly Neighborhood Movie the MCU Needed7.3
- 158CarsCars Coasts on Charm but Idles Too Long in the Middle7.3
- 159PoltergeistPoltergeist Still Haunts: Hooper’s Suburban Ghost Story Endures7.3
- 160A Beautiful Mind‘A Beautiful Mind’ Turns Genius Into Madness — and Mostly Gets Away…7.2
- 161The Batman‘The Batman’ Review: Pattinson’s Restless Energy Anchors a Solid, Ambitious Origin Story7.2
- 162Wreck-It RalphRalph Breaks the Rules: A Fun, Heartfelt Commentary That Can’t Quite Reach…7.2
- 163Charlie and the Chocolate FactoryTim Burton’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: A Strange and Beautiful Film7.2
- 164Wonder WomanGal Gadot’s Diana Prince Carries Wonder Woman Through Its Weak Finish7.2
- 165The Hunger GamesThe Hunger Games: Jennifer Lawrence Carries a Brutal, Effective Blockbuster7.2
- 166A Sad and Beautiful WorldA Sad and Beautiful World: Contrived by Design, Moving All the Same7.2
- 167Train to BusanTrain to Busan traps its passengers on the rails — and still…7.2
- 168The Lost BoysThe Lost Boys at 39: Schumacher’s Vampire Tale Still Bites7.2
- 169Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows15 Years On, Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes Still Packs a Punch7.1
- 170The Theory of EverythingTwelve Years On, Stephen Hawking’s Story Still Plays Like a Romance Between…7.1
- 171Monsters UniversityThirteen Years On, Monsters University Still Feels Like a Minor Story in…7.1
- 172Good Will HuntingWill Hunting’s Genius Refuses to Be Used, and Robin Williams Makes Him…7.1
- 173Hacksaw RidgeAndrew Garfield Climbs Under Fire in Gibson’s Faithful Hacksaw Ridge7.1
- 174Untold: The Testimony of Vince YoungVince Young Tells His Own Story in ‘Untold,’ Earns 7.17.1
- 175Edge of TomorrowTom Cruise Relives the Battle Against Aliens in Edge of Tomorrow7.1
- 176Ant-ManEleven Years On, Ant-Man Still Plays Like a Heist Movie That Just…7.1
- 177Day of the Dead41 Years On, Romero’s Bunker Finale Still Argues Humans Are the Real…7.1
- 178I, Robot‘I, Robot’ Review: Sonny Is the Star, Robin Williams Isn’t7
- 179PrisonersPrisoners Review: Two Girls Gone, One Father Who Will Not Stop7
- 180The Curious Case of Benjamin ButtonBenjamin Button Ages Backwards While the Film Ages Normally7
- 181The UprisingPlague, Rebellion, and a Shaken-Camera Hell: Greengrass’s The Uprising Review7
- 182Love is LoveA Romantic Comedy From 2026 Sounds So Normal That It Feels Weird7
- 183Un grand raccourci‘Un Grand Raccourci’: Gaspard Ulliel Drives a Solid Thriller, With a Memory…7
- 184The UnknownA Man Loses His Memory In ‘The Unknown,’ And So Does Everyone…7
- 185Sunny DancerSunny Dancer Turns Ordinary Walks Into a Quiet Masterpiece7
- 186Nando Between Two Worlds - A Sintonia Film‘Nando Between Two Worlds’ Earns Its Peaceful Ending7
- 187Storm on Sesame Street‘Storm on Sesame Street’: A Warm Portrait of a Beloved Institution Under…7
- 188Back to the 90sBack to the 90s Review: Nostalgia Is the Star, Even When the…7
- 189Onslaught‘Onslaught’: Loud, Fast, and Thin on Depth7
- 190The Girl in the RiverA Woman’s Long Walk Through Water Carries the Weight of Her Whole…7
- 191Captain America: The First AvengerSteve Rogers Before the Multiverse: Why Marvel’s Wartime Origin Story Earned Its…7
- 192AmélieAmélie Turns 25: Still the Coziest Movie in the World6.9
- 193Green BookGreen Book Reviews: Two Men, One Road, A Flawed Triumph Over Prejudice6.9
- 194BraveBrave Review: Merida’s Sword Cuts Through a Castle, Not the Story6.9
- 195Vishwanath & SonsFamily Ties Bind Vishwanath & Sons, But Not Every Scene Holds Up6.9
- 196Iron Man 3Iron Man 3 Takes the Armor Away From Tony Stark, and the…6.9
- 197HopeNa Hong-jin Returns With ‘Hope,’ a Monster Movie That Refuses to Stay…6.9
- 198The End of Oak StreetIn The End of Oak Street, the Family Drama Outshines the Mystery…6.9
- 199Near DarkNear Dark Puts Vampires on the Highway, and the Move Mostly Pays…6.9
- 200HellraiserClive Barker’s Puzzle Box Opens the Same Doors Nearly Four Decades On6.9
- 201X2X2 Trades Quiet Charm for Spectacle and Comes Up Short6.8
- 202BraveheartMel Gibson’s Loud, Loose Epic Earns Its Place — Not Its Repeat6.8
- 203Black WidowNatasha Leaves the Shadows in Black Widow, a Solid but Overreaching MCU…6.8
- 204Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of GrindelwaldFantastic Beasts Sequel Expands the Wizarding World But Loses Its Focus6.8
- 205Transformers‘Transformers’ Turns Cars Into Robots and Mostly Gets Away With It6.8
- 206The ConjuringThe Conjuring Turns 13: How the Warrens Became Horror’s Most Trusted Investigators6.8
- 207Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the SithRevenge of the Sith Review: Vader’s Rise Earns Its Weight Despite a…6.8
- 208The Hateful EightIn a Cabin Trapped by Snow, ‘The Hateful Eight’ Builds Tension Through…6.8
- 209The Amazing Spider-ManGarfield Carries a Grounded, Flawed Reboot in ‘The Amazing Spider-Man’6.8
- 210Mr. & Mrs. SmithMr. & Mrs. Smith Review: Pitt and Jolie Carry a Premise Too…6.7
- 211Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No TalesDead Men Tell No Tales Review: Jack Sparrow Saves a Plot That…6.7
- 212Avatar: The Way of WaterAvatar: The Way of Water Review: Gorgeous Water World, Stale Middle6.7
- 213The Last SunriseThe Last Sunrise Review: A Solid Idea, a Slow Middle6.7
- 214I Want Your SexOlivia Wilde Runs the Show in Gregg Araki’s ‘I Want Your Sex’6.7
- 215BuddyThe Singing Unicorn in Buddy Starts Out Cuddly and Ends Up Covered…6.7
- 216The Hobbit: The Desolation of SmaugSmaug Carries The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Despite Its Bloated Length6.6
- 217Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace‘Phantom Menace’ Review: Podracing and Lightsabers Carry a Saga That Drags Between…6.6
- 218ScarfaceAl Pacino Rises From Refugee to Drug Lord in the Loud, Uneven…6.5
- 219The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2Mockingjay Part 2 Review: Lawrence Anchors a War Movie That Can’t Decide…6.5
- 220Pacific RimPacific Rim Review: Giant Robots Win, Story Loses6.5
- 221X-Men: First ClassFifteen Years After X-Men: First Class, Its Ambition Still Outpaces Its Pacing6.5
- 222Camp Rock 3Camp Rock 3 Trades the Old Summer-Camp Formula for a New One,…6.5
- 223Beauty and the BeastBeauty and the Beast Review: Solid Remake, Shallow Villain6.5
- 224The Sixth SenseThe Sixth Sense Turns Its Best Secret Into Its Longest Explanation6.4
- 225LEGO Star Wars: The MandalorianThe Mandalorian’s LEGO Set Is a Breezy, Forgettable Addition That Passes Quickly6.4
- 226Léon: The ProfessionalThirty-Two Years On, Léon Still Kills Quietly and Says Little6.4
- 227The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1Twelve Years On, Mockingjay Part 1 Still Sets Up the Payoff That…6.4
- 228Ready Player OneReady Player One Scores 6.4: Nostalgia Runs Deeper Than the Characters6.4
- 229Home AloneHome Alone Review: Kevin’s Stunts Work Better Than the Thieves’ Schemes6.3
- 230The Secret WomanThe Secret Woman Hides Its Fear Better Than Its Mystery6.3
- 231World War ZWorld War Z Review: Brad Pitt Carries a Fast Zombie Chase That…6.3
- 232The Matrix ReloadedThe Matrix Reloaded Turns Its Back on Momentum and Feeds on Mythology6.2
- 233American History XNorton’s American History X Still Carries Its Warning, Even Where It Stumbles6.2
- 234TedTed Review: Seth MacFarlane’s Bear Comedy Is a Mixed Bag, 14 Years…6.2
- 235The Devil Wears PradaTwenty Years On, The Devil Wears Prada Still Misses the Mark6.2
- 236V for VendettaV for Vendetta Review: Hugo Weaving Carries a Masked Spectacle That Buries…6.2
- 237LucyTwelve Years On, Lucy’s Unbroken Motion Still Buries Its Strong Premise6.2
- 238Fast & Furious 6Fast & Furious 6 Returns the Crew to London, and Most of…6.1
- 239Bucking FastardSteve Carell’s Talking-Horse Comedy ‘Bucking Fastard’ Is Watchable But Uneven6.1
- 240PAW Patrol: The Dino MovieA Solid Trip to the Island: PAW Patrol Meets the Dinosaurs6.1
- 241The Last Patient‘The Last Patient’ Locks Its Patients Away but Never Lets Them Out6
- 242Big Chicken: A Fast Food Conspiracy‘Big Chicken’ Overreaches: Satire With Too Much Range6
- 243Yellow EyesChris Hemsworth Leads a Competent, Middling Horror Thriller With Yellow Eyes6
- 244Why Did I Get Married Again?‘Why Did I Get Married Again?’ Brings Back the Couples — Solid,…6
- 245Rage of StarsBig Budget, Small Focus: Rage of Stars Puts Style Over Story6
- 246The MaskJim Carrey’s Mask Comedy Never Decides Between Dark Drama and Pure Absurdity5.9
- 247The Wrong Girls‘The Wrong Girls’ Misses Its Target: 5.9/105.9
- 248The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five ArmiesBattle of the Five Armies Review: Bilbo and Thorin Carry a Spectacle…5.9
- 249Suicide SquadTen Years Later, Suicide Squad Still Can’t Decide What Film It Wanted…5.9
- 250The Fast and the FuriousThe Fast and the Furious Review: Cars Are the Stars, People Are…5.8
- 251Men in Black 3Brolin’s Time-Travel Chase Saves Men in Black 3, Even as It Strains…5.8
- 252Jumanji: Welcome to the JungleJumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Review: Decent Fun, Not Great Comedy5.8
- 253Return of the JediReturn of the Jedi Review: A Worthy Ending That Stumbles Over Its…5.8
- 254MadagascarMadagascar Review: Bright Animations, Repetitive Gags, and a Message Buried Under Noise5.7
- 255Back to the Future Part IIBack to the Future Part II Review: A Strong Idea, a Draggier…5.7
- 256Sherlock HolmesSherlock Holmes Review: Downey Jr. and Law Carry the Action, But the…5.7
- 257The Maze RunnerMaze Runner Review: Walls Close, Answers Never Arrive5.7
- 258MinionsMinions Review: Three Yellow Creatures Chasing a Villain Across Europe5.6
- 259TroyTroy Review: Brad Pitt’s Achilles Faces Hector in a Grand, Flawed Epic5.6
- 260JumanjiThirty Years On, Jumanji Still Plays Better Than Its Own Story5.6
- 261MaleficentMaleficent Review: Angelina Jolie Flaps Her Wings, but the Script Never Takes…5.6
- 262The FenceThe Fence: Isaach de Bankolé Anchors a Minor, Talk-Heavy Denis5.6
- 263The Birthday Party‘The Birthday Party’ Review: Willem Dafoe Holds a Party That Never Speeds…5.6
- 264OblivionOblivion Review: A Strong Start, a Weak Finish5.5
- 265The Great GatsbyThe Great Gatsby Review: Loud, Glossy, Occasionally Brilliant, Mostly a Failure5.5
- 266Drawn TogetherDrawn Together Review: The New Film Proves Its Characters Are Worth Saving5.5
- 267Man of SteelMan of Steel Strips Superman of His Costume but Never Finds New…5.5
- 268Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the ClonesAttack of the Clones Review: Two Films, One Chase, and a Pace…5.4
- 269ColonyYeon Sang-ho’s Colony Delivers the Zombie Spectacle but Not the People5.4
- 270The NotebookThe Notebook Repeats Its Own Story — Twice5.3
- 271The Amazing Spider-Man 2Twelve Years On, The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Still Runs Too Long5.3
- 272Alice in WonderlandAlice in Wonderland Review: Burton’s Wonderland Is a Visually Rich Mess5.3
- 273Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's ChestTwenty Years On, Dead Man’s Chest Still Drags Its Plot Into Deep…5.3
- 274Fall 2: DeadpointFall 2: Deadpoint Rattles the Stomach but Tangles Itself in Twists5.3
- 275The Whisper ManHugh Jackman Returns Home in ‘The Whisper Man,’ but the Case Never…5.2
- 276MutinyMutiny: Statham’s Fists Land, but the Story Sinks5.2
- 277All That We Never WereReal Chemistry and a Pretty Coast Can’t Save All That We Never…5.2
- 278Jurassic World: Fallen KingdomFallen Kingdom Buries Its Soul Under Lava5.1
- 279Taken‘Taken’: Neeson Carries a Shallow Premise Through Momentum5
- 280My Best Friend, His Girlfriend and MeWhen Two Friends Fall for the Same Person, the Comedy Loses Its…5
- 281Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's EndPirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End Review — The Sailing Is…5
- 282Now You See MeThirteen Years On, Now You See Me Still Tricks Audiences With Its…5
- 283All Night WrongThis Blind Date Farce Keeps Second-Guessing Its Own Jokes5
- 284It EndsIt Ends Keeps Driving Long After It Runs Out of Ideas5
- 285The Dog StarsThe Dog Stars: Handsome Scenery and a Strong Brolin Can’t Save a…5
- 286Night at the Museum‘Night at the Museum’: Charm Carries a Museum Full of Good Ideas4.8
- 287Divergent‘Divergent’: Competent, Glossy, Hollow4.8
- 288TwilightTwilight Review: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson Carry a Slow Burn That…4.8
- 289The Matrix RevolutionsThe Matrix Revolutions Rides Its Own Train Toward a Muddled Conclusion4.7
- 290Ice Age‘Ice Age’: A Mammoth, a Sloth and a Saber-Toothed Tiger Can’t Save…4.7
- 291Clash of the Thundermans‘Clash of the Thundermans’ Stalls on Its Own Formula4.7
- 292The Super Mario Bros. MovieThe Super Mario Bros. Movie Turns a Video Game Into a Forgettable…4.6
- 293Bruce AlmightyBruce Almighty Hands Jim Carrey God’s Power and Loses Its Sense of…4.6
- 294Now You See Me 2‘Now You See Me 2’: Tricks That Outshine a Shallow Heist4.6
- 295Fifty Shades of Grey‘Fifty Shades of Grey’: A Romance That Can’t Decide Whether It’s a…4.6
- 296Practical Magic 2Practical Magic 2 Review: Bullock and Kidman Conjure Real Warmth in a…4.6
- 297Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides‘Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides’ Review: Bloated Mess Squanders Depp’s…4.5
- 298The Hangover Part IIDoug Loses the Ring and Alan Drives Everyone Crazy as The Hangover…4.4
- 299Maze Runner: The Scorch TrialsEleven Years On, The Scorch Trials Still Runs Hot While Its Story…4.3
- 300One Night OnlyBarbaro and Turner Bring Real Chemistry to a Romance That Swallows Its…4.3
- 301PassengersTen Years On, Passengers Still Sinks Under Its Own Weight4.1
- 302X-Men Origins: WolverineWolverine Origin Story Feels Like a Checklist, Not a Story4
- 303Just Play Dead‘Just Play Dead’ Can’t Remember How to Be a Thriller4
- 304Tom and Jerry: Forbidden CompassTom and Jerry: Forbidden Compass — Noise Without Story3.8
- 305In TimeTimberlake’s Promise Wasted in a Clock That Runs Out Before Its Idea…3.6
- 306Pyaar Prema KalyanamPyaar Prema Kalyanam Review: Loud Chaos That Never Earns Its Mess3.5
- 307Ice Cream ManIce Cream Man Knows It’s a Joke — And That’s All It…3.4
- 308Fito Páez: The World Within a SongA Portrait of Fito Páez That Refuses to Resolve Into One Whole…3
- 309Hot SpotHot Spot: A Beautiful Failure That Mistakes Atmosphere for Meaning1.9
