Vin Diesel plays Xander Cage like he's playing Dungeons & Dragons. And that's fine by FBi's resident film critic James Ross.

The Edge of Seventeen could have been set at James Ross' high school, if everyone at his high school was incredibly good looking and had six-pack abs.

In a galaxy far far away, a rich and exciting universe is filled with boring characters and a by-the-numbers plot. James Ross reviews the new Star Wars film, Rogue One.

Although he's definitely not the target audience and the movie has literally no substance or plot, Sam Clark still loved a lot about Magic Mike XXL.

FBi's resident film reviewer Sam Clark can't help but feel all the rough edges have been sanded off of Maya Forbes' true-life story Infinitely Polar Bear.

FBi's movie reviewer Sam Clark suspects Neill Blomkamp got hold of incriminating pictures of studio executives to convince Sony Pictures to fund his hyper-violent film about a robot baby called Chappie.

Despite the great scenes and awesome characters, FBi's film reviewer Sam Clark thinks two and a half hours is still an awful lot of time to invest in a movie that doesn't go anywhere like Paul Thomas Anderson's offering Inherent Vice.

FBi's resident film reviewer Sam Clark appreciates The Wachowskis letting their freak flag fly in Jupiter Ascending, even if they did neglect an opportunity to stick the blockbuster-making "rise" into their title.

FBi's movie reviewer Sam Clark is amazed at the controversy around a movie with such a focus on buttholes and pooping as Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogan's The Interview.