Movie Reviews6.1/10
Secret Life of Pets Review: Competent, Not Memorable
A tale of dogs, cats, and other beasts who converse whilst their masters are absent, full of charm yet wanting substance.
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Movie Reviews7.6/10
Neil McCauley and Vincent Hanna Face Off in Michael Mann’s Brutal Crime Classic Heat
A tale of two men, one a robber of banks, the other a hunter of criminals, whose fates collide in a city of smoke and ruin.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
Cars 2 Review: Slick, Occasionally Funny, Utterly Forgettable
A tale of a racing car's journey across the globe, chasing fame and fortune, yet failing to rival its predecessor's charm.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Bob Odenkirk’s Commitment Drives Nobody Past Its Dull Stretch
Bob Odenkirk stars in Nobody, a thriller about a quiet man who finally fights back. Our review weighs the highs and lows.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
’22 Jump Street’: Sequel That Knows Exactly What It Is Doing
A sequel that dares to be aware of itself, repeating old jokes while chasing a dealer amid chaos.
Movie Reviews7/10
‘The Simpsons Movie’: Funny, Touching, and Far Too Long
A review of The Simpsons Movie, a long tale of a town's peril, its people's devotion, and a waste leak that threatens all.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
Four Decades On, The Breakfast Club Still Sounds Like Nothing Else From Its Own Year
A review of John Hughes' 1985 teen comedy, examining its cast, setting, and legacy.
Movie Reviews6.1/10
Scarlett Johansson Carries a Hollow Script in Ghost in the Shell
A star of international fame, a famous director, and a hollow shell of a story—this big-budget action film fails to answer what makes a person human.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Quantum of Solace Review: Bond Chases Water Rights, Not His Grief
A shaken but deadly agent pursues vengeance across a barren, thirsty land, yet the chase remains hollow.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
‘Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’ Trades Spectacle for Grief, Mostly Rewards It
A final chapter of Guardians, weighed down by grief yet full of warmth, with a villain too vague to terrify.