
Snowpiercer Review: Bong Joon-ho’s Train Allegory Rolls Through a Flawed Masterpiece
A perpetual-motion train carries the last survivors of a frozen apocalypse, a grim allegory of class and power.

Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.

A perpetual-motion train carries the last survivors of a frozen apocalypse, a grim allegory of class and power.

A grand train carries a murderer's secret, yet the tale told upon it never quite coheres into a satisfying mystery.

A man trained in secret arts returns to face his father's shadow in a tale of martial prowess and familial duty.

A sorcerer's quest through broken realms, wherein grief and horror collide amid multiversal peril.

A colossal fight between two monsters closes a tale of sorrow, yet the wait for it proves wearying.

Men in Black II tries to be bigger than its predecessor but fails to be better, trading menace for jokes about alien pets.

A sequel that sends a boy to New York, where his tricks in a hotel fail to match the terror of the house before.

Harley Quinn goes solo in Birds of Prey, a loud, chaotic ride anchored by Margot Robbie's outstanding performance.

A trilogy's finale betrays its promise, trading spectacle for confusion in its muddled climax and unanswered ending.

A review of The Fast and the Furious, a car chase picture where the vehicles steal the show from the human drama.
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