By refusing traditional structure and emphasizing moments and experience, The Brutalist is wonderful mercurial and open to interpretations.

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Though it often veers away from its most appealing elements, The Killer's Game delivers enough of the action comedy goods for a once over.

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Though it can't replicate the original's blend of camp and tension, Another Simple Favor is enough cheesy fun for a once over.

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By avoiding grandeur in favor of a personal/political angle, Conclave crafts an intriguing and ultimately uplifting film.

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Buoyed by Malek's strong central performance and a novel twist on the spy thriller, The Amateur does it's job.

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While it's unlikely to earn any new fans, The Accountant 2 is a more straight-forward and fun film than the original.

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I thought now would be a perfect time to go through each Mission Impossible film and address its appeals, what it lacks and what it added to the franchise as a whole.

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By focusing on its characters versus its larger universe, Thunderbolts* delivers the best MCU movie in years.

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Packed with ideas and effortlessly engaging, Sinners more than lived up to the hype for me.

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With strong central performances and direction, The Rule of Jenny Pen terrifies and inspires in equal measure.

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