It Ends argues that acceptance of life's absurdity and happiness are not exclusive ideas. And I found that beautiful.

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Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is brooding biopic that lacks dramatic heft.

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While there's the bones of a couple good movies in here, Lee Cronin's The Mummy needs more character and less blood.

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Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is Guy Ritchie on autopilot. Here's why.

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Rewatching Mad Max: Fury Road hit harder today in ways I didn't expect.

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By making the initial movie's exploitative appeal core to its message, Faces of Death is the rare remake/reimagining that improves on the source material.

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Decidedly tongue-in-cheek and well crafted from start to finish, Normal is an easy recommendation for action fans.

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If you're looking for a fun R-rated action romp with a silly idea and a feminist bent, Pretty Lethal will get the job done.

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With a solid premise and ruinously effective execution, Obsession delivers what might be 2026's signature bad time at the movies.

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While the end product is watchable, the jarring shifts in tone and quality make Shadow Force hard to recommend.

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