
Sandra Bullock Leads a Heist Crew That’s All Women, and the Film Stays Glossy Rather Than Surprising
Sandra Bullock leads a crew of eight women to rob the Met Gala in Ocean's Eight. A fun, well-cast heist that never quite surprises. 6.9/10.


Sandra Bullock leads a crew of eight women to rob the Met Gala in Ocean's Eight. A fun, well-cast heist that never quite surprises. 6.9/10.

Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs (2009) review: Manny's fatherhood fears, Sid's T-Rex eggs, Buck and Rudy — a 5/10 that made $886.7M anyway.

Fast Five review: how Justin Lin's 2011 heist pivot rebuilt the Fast & Furious franchise around one big score — and what the transition cost.

Pixar's Luca review: a 1950s Italian Riviera tale of two sea monster boys passing as human, with a warm metaphor and a sagging middle.

A look back at 10 Things I Hate About You, the 1999 Shakespeare-inspired teen comedy that made Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger stars.

Dark of the Moon opens with a lie about the Space Race that works better than the rest of Michael Bay's 2011 Transformers sequel. Our review: 4.2/10.

Groundhog Day review: how Bill Murray, Harold Ramis and a time loop turned one joke into the strangest mainstream comedy of the 1990s.

Argo review: Ben Affleck's CIA rescue thriller turns a fake sci-fi movie into a real escape from Tehran, and it still holds up.

San Andreas review: Dwayne Johnson races a 9.1 quake across California. The effects shine, but the family story never cracks the surface. 4.3/10.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse sends Miles Morales across six universes in a 140-minute sequel about what a hero owes the people who love them.

Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull review: Harrison Ford at 64, Cate Blanchett's thin villain, and a script that trades archaeology for aliens.

A review of Tate Taylor's 2011 drama The Help, starring Viola Davis and Octavia Spencer, set in Jackson, Mississippi, 1963.
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