Movie Reviews7.3/10
Mabel’s Hoppers Turns a Good Idea Into a Plot That Never Quite Lands
A beaver body, a stolen glade, and a council of kings — Pixar's Hoppers blends comedy and care into a tale of rebellion.
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Category: Movie Reviews
Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
The Return of the Living Dead Turns Zombies Into a Punk Comedy Classic
A tale of the living dead who hunger not for flesh but brains, a comedy of terror that still amuses forty years on.
Movie Reviews7.6/10
‘Cool Runnings’: A Silly Movie That Mostly Earns Its Silliness
A comedy of four Jamaicans who dare to ride the icy sled of a winter games, chasing a dream no one believed could be won.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me Review — A Dark Prequel That Stands Apart
A grim tale of a girl's final days in a town where no one is innocent, a dark prequel that confounds and rewards the patient watcher.
Movie Reviews9.6/10
Mean Streets Review: De Niro and Keitel Carry Scorsese’s Brutal Study of Faith and the Street
A tight, brutal tale of a man caught 'twixt faith and the street, wherein a friend must save himself ere he can save his brother.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
‘We Were Soldiers’: Gibson Anchors a Steady, Sometimes Slow War Epic
A tale of a battle fought far from home, wherein a promise made stands firm amid the Valley of Death.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
Seven Years On, Togo Remains a Quietly Effective Disney+ Drama About Survival
A Disney+ film about a dog named Togo and his master's perilous journey across frozen tundra to save a town.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
‘My Girl’ Review: Anna Chlumsky Anchors a Coming-of-Age Tale Built Around Grief
A review of My Girl, the 1991 comedy-drama starring Anna Chlumsky and Macaulay Culkin, directed by Howard Zieff.
Movie Reviews6.1/10
The Faculty Review: Rodriguez’s Body-Snatcher Thriller Can’t Decide Between Horror and Teen Drama
A tale of six students who discover their teachers are possessed by alien parasites, yet the terror never fully takes hold.
Movie Reviews7/10
Fifty Years On, Pasolini’s ‘Salò’ Still Reads as a Warning Against Tyranny
A grim chronicle of cruelty and corruption, Pier Paolo Pasolini's final film is a document of horror that will not be forgotten.
Movie Reviews9.4/10
The Vvaan Review: A Forest, a Goddess, and Three Ideas Too Many
A rational man stirs a forbidden forest, awakening a divine goddess of dread, in this legend of Mamta and her village.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
Andrew Garfield’s Performance Carries Tick, Tick… BOOM!, a Drama About Larson’s Deadline
A man's monologue of the same name, a performance so demanding that an actor's whole body becomes a question.