Movie Reviews3.8/10
Men in Black II Trades Menace for Pets and Loses Its Edge
Men in Black II tries to be bigger than its predecessor but fails to be better, trading menace for jokes about alien pets.
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Movie Reviews6.9/10
‘Birds of Prey’: Margot Robbie Carries a Wild, Chaotic Ride That Can’t Slow Down
Harley Quinn goes solo in Birds of Prey, a loud, chaotic ride anchored by Margot Robbie's outstanding performance.
Movie Reviews4.7/10
The Matrix Revolutions Rides Its Own Train Toward a Muddled Conclusion
A trilogy's finale betrays its promise, trading spectacle for confusion in its muddled climax and unanswered ending.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
The Fast and the Furious Review: Cars Are the Stars, People Are Just Along for the Ride
A review of The Fast and the Furious, a car chase picture where the vehicles steal the show from the human drama.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’: A Bigger, Sadder Vision That Mostly Earns Its Length
A review of Zack Snyder's Justice League, a sprawling, sad cut of the DC superhero epic that mostly delivers on its ambition.
Movie Reviews4.6/10
The Super Mario Bros. Movie Turns a Video Game Into a Forgettable Movie
A tale of a plumber and a princess, rendered upon the silver screen, yet failing to rise above the humble realm whence it came.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
15 Years On, Guy Ritchie’s Sherlock Holmes Still Packs a Punch
A sequel of shadow and spectacle, wherein a master criminal plots ruin across the earth, whilst two friends contend with peril.
Movie Reviews6.8/10
X2 Trades Quiet Charm for Spectacle and Comes Up Short
A sequel of greater spectacle and lesser harmony, wherein the mutant conflict grows vast and the intimate charm of the first film wanes.
Movie Reviews8.8/10
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Makes Grief Harder to Look Away From
A mother's rage against a silent police force turns grief into fury in this hard, honest tale of loss.
Movie Reviews8.4/10
Looper Review: Two Joes, One Killer Job, and a Score of 8.4
A contract killer in 2044 Kansas must face his future self, a tense thriller about time, choice, and identity.