Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
A spoiler-heavy review of The Platform, Galder Gaztelu-Urrutia's 2019 Spanish thriller about a tower where food descends and the people above always eat first.
Fifty Shades Darker review: Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan return, but the sequel teases threats it never resolves. Score: 3.3 of 10.
Little Miss Sunshine: the $8M road tragicomedy that won two Oscars, grossed $101M, and cast Steve Carell against the odds.
Matt Reeves's 2008 found-footage monster movie Cloverfield, reviewed: the Statue of Liberty scene, the secret casting, and whether the 85-minute ride holds up.
Disney's Hercules at 93 minutes: Danny DeVito's casting story, Susan Egan's blocked audition, James Woods as Hades, and why it's a 7.5.
Ocean's Twelve review: Soderbergh's starry sequel brings the crew back for a Fabergé egg heist, but the charm outruns the stakes. Score: 5.8/10.
Ryan Coogler's Creed (2015) hands the Rocky franchise to Apollo's son, with Michael B. Jordan and Sylvester Stallone. Review score: 8.2/10.
Shrek Forever After review: the 2010 sequel's Rumpelstiltskin contract, alternate Far Far Away, $756M gross, and why the franchise's finale fell short.
Kung Fu Panda 2 review: Gary Oldman's Lord Shen, Po's adoption story and the prophecy that drives DreamWorks' 2011 sequel, rated 6.7 of 10.
Terminator Genisys review: the 2015 reboot starring Arnold Schwarzenegger resets nothing and resets it badly. Emilia Clarke, Jason Clarke, 3.8 of 10.
Scary Movie (2000) review: Keenen Ivory Wayans' $19M spoof made $278M worldwide. Anna Faris, Marlon Wayans, and the Ghostface parody that launched five sequels.
Fede Álvarez trades gore for dread in Don't Breathe, a 2016 thriller with Stephen Lang as a blind Gulf War veteran guarding a dark Detroit house.
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