Movie Reviews7.3/10
Zootopia 2 Sends Judy and Nick on the Run as Gary De’Snake Crashes the Gala
A pit viper crashes a gala, framing two officers for a crime they did not commit, in this sequel of surprising twists.
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Movie Reviews6/10
Kaya Scodelario and Barry Pepper Fight Alligators in Flooded Crawl Space in Crawl
A Category 5 hurricane floods a Florida home, trapping a daughter and her father among a nest of alligators.
Movie Reviews9.1/10
Nawal’s Last Wish Sends Two Twins Toward War In Philippe Falardeau’s Incendies
A mother's secrets lead twins through war, betrayal and love in this tragic tale of inheritance and grief.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
‘Shame’: Brandon Runs From Sissy and From Himself
A man pays for sex, watches it alone, and builds a life around avoiding intimacy — a grim, honest portrait of shame.
Movie Reviews4.5/10
Surrogates Review: Bruce Willis’s Premise Is Sharper Than Its Execution
A tale of a man who lived through a false body, and the terror that drove him back into the world of flesh.
Movie Reviews3.6/10
Rambo III Review: A Broken Machine Running on Worn Parts
A weary warrior abandons peace to rescue an old commander from a vast mountain base, in a tale that never quite concludes.
‘Masc’ Review: Joshua Griffin’s Neurodivergent Gay Character Tests Masking Across a Series of Social Skits
A neurodivergent gay man navigates British social embarrassment in this striking, fragmentary debut feature.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Idiocracy Review: Intelligence Went Extinct, and the Satire Still Stings
A satire of a future where stupidity has triumphed, Judge's Idiocracy asks if intelligence is truly extinct.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Spy Kids Turns Two Kids Into Secret Agents, and the Premise Alone Justifies It
Two kids join their parents' secret agent business, chasing a villain who turns agents into tiny monsters in this spy tale.
Movie Reviews5.1/10
Johnny English Review: Rowan Atkinson’s Bumbling Spy Comedy Misses Its Mark
A bumbling clerk becomes Britain's last agent in this spy comedy, where pratfalls replace wit and the crown jewels barely matter.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Two Sisters, One Planet: Dunst’s Breakdown and Gainsbourg’s Calm Anchor Lars von Trier’s Melancholia
A tragic tale of two sisters, one bride undone by dread, the other a watcher of a wandering star that threatens all.
Movie Reviews3.7/10
Guy Moshe’s The Fix Trades Substantive Stakes for Hollow Spectacle
A hollow tale of vengeance in Tehran, wherein spectacle surpasses substance, leaving naught but a fleeting thrill.