Movie Reviews6.1/10
Babylon Review: Chazelle’s Epic About Talkies Is Loud, Sprawling, and Worth It
A review of Damien Chazelle's Babylon, a sprawling epic about silent cinema's fall and the rise of talkies.
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Movie Reviews7.2/10
Pattinson Plays a Clone in Mickey 17, and the Comedy Actually Works
A man of many lives dies again and again for the sake of mankind, in this strange tale of labor, memory, and the colony world beyond.
Movie Reviews6/10
Chris Evans Plays a Serious Buzz Lightyear in Pixar’s Spin-Off, Which Skips Decades Offscreen
A ranger marooned on a hostile world, his trials spanning decades, and the people he leaves behind.
Movie Reviews3.4/10
Vin Diesel’s Immortal Witch Hunter Premise Gets Lost in Over-Explained Chaos
A review of The Last Witch Hunter, a bloated fantasy film where exposition outweighs story and Vin Diesel's charisma can't save it.
Movie Reviews2.6/10
Dolittle Review: A Star-Studded Cast Wastes Its Time on a Talking Animal Mess
A man who speaks to beasts sets sail to cure a dying queen, but the tale grows dull and tedious.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
A Severed Hand, A Dead Mother: Talk to Me Makes Grief a Ritual of Terror
A hand whispers secrets, and a daughter dares to listen to the dead. Talk to Me reviews the terror of grief and possession.
Movie Reviews4.8/10
Step Up Review: Tatum and Dewan Dance Past a Thin Script
A tale of a vandal and a dancer whose fates intertwine at the Maryland School of the Arts in this dance drama.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Sisters Beth and Ellie Battle Deadites Through a Walled Apartment in Evil Dead Rise
Two estranged sisters must fight Deadites rising through their Los Angeles apartment building in this fast, funny sequel.
Movie Reviews7.4/10
‘Serenity’: Joss Whedon’s Love Letter to Firefly Earns Its Keep
A tale of a broken girl, a smuggler's ship, and the price of freedom. A review of 'Serenity,' the film that saved a dead show.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
‘Crash’: Haggis’s Passion Piece Still Carries Its Weight After 21 Years
A tale of many souls driving fast through a great city, bound to crash against one another in a storm of fear and prejudice.
Movie Reviews4.8/10
‘The Call of the Wild’: A Strong Cast Overmatched by Unsettling Animation
A dog bound for the frozen north finds his true nature, yet the picture fails to fully capture his spirit.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Tony Scott’s Runaway Train Thriller Still Has Its Foot on the Gas 16 Years On
Tony Scott's Unstoppable, starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine, chases a runaway freight train for 98 minutes. Our review of the 2010 thriller.