Director Guy Ritchie and actor Jason Statham reteam for a movie that should be a home run but ends up crashing somewhere at third base.

The first truly great movie of 2021 arrives with the wild and hilarious "The Michells vs. The Machines". Animated movies are learning to break free from the Disney mold and be their own awesome thing.

Oscar winners, Marvel superhero TV shows and a "Mortal Kombat" movie reboot are just some of the things that made this a busy week in entertainment.

Idris Elba stars in a slow, patient but nonetheless interesting movie about some people who raise and ride horses in the middle of Philadelphia. Sounds neat, is neat.

"Thunder Force" More like "Thunder Farce"! Sadly, nothing in the new Netflix superhero comedy is as clever as that play on words.

It's the rematch of the century and it lives up to the hype! Come for the giant monster fights, stay for the giant monster fights.

Rome Cinemas is open again and Sentinel movie reviewer Sean Ian Mills finally saw a movie in theaters again after a year of lockdown -- too bad it was "Nobody".

The internet's most talked about movie has finally arrived and it's a big, overstuffed, self-indulgent banger of an action superhero film.

Some 30 years after the original, this Eddie Murphy sequel is still pretty fun and entertaining, though mostly harmless. Also, Oscar nominations!

Disney does it again with another big, exciting animated adventure, full of heart, character and cool backstory -- perhaps a bit too much backstory, at times.