Category: Reviews
Pixar’s Big-Hearted Space Adventure Is Its Best Movie In Years
Pixar’s Big-Hearted Space Adventure Is Its Best Movie In Years

Who among us hasn't dreamed of going to space? Even if you'd prefer to stay firmly Earth-bound, no one can really argue that outer space holds so many possibilities; it's impossible not to consider what it's like up there, even…

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Guy Pearce & Ed Cosmo Jarvis Elevate A Standard-Issue Aussie Prison Drama [Tribeca]
Guy Pearce & Ed Cosmo Jarvis Elevate A Standard-Issue Aussie Prison Drama [Tribeca]

If only the cleverness of Charles Williams’ directorial debut “Inside” extended a little further beyond the number of ways he can twist the titular concept. The title card drops over an ultrasound of the narrator, soon-to-be adult prison inmate Mel…

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Pixar Proves They’re Still Incredible at Creating Bold, Inventive, and Original Stories
Pixar Proves They’re Still Incredible at Creating Bold, Inventive, and Original Stories

Even though Pixar has proved they can essentially print money with sequels like Inside Out 2 and Toy Story 4, thank god they’re still dedicated to putting out original films that made them such a powerhouse animation studio to begin…

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Maverick’ Director Joseph Kosinski Make One of the Best Racing Movies Ever
Maverick’ Director Joseph Kosinski Make One of the Best Racing Movies Ever

Director Joseph Kosinski has always been destined for blockbusters. His first film, 2010’s TRON: Legacy, was the most expensive film ever made by a first-time director, not to mention a follow-up to a beloved cult Disney film. He would follow…

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This Adrenaline-Fueled Sports Drama Will Change Your Mind About F1 Racing If You Weren’t Already A Fan
This Adrenaline-Fueled Sports Drama Will Change Your Mind About F1 Racing If You Weren’t Already A Fan

F1 The Movie is essentially a two-and-a-half-hour commercial with a surprisingly compelling story. Brands are littered throughout the film, and the title itself is pulled from Formula One racing. It’s not original at all, and yet I was riveted by…

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Another Win for Mike Flanagan
Another Win for Mike Flanagan

Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck is not your typical science fiction drama. Based on Stephen King’s quietly profound novella from If It Bleeds, the film unfolds in reverse chronology, peeling back the life of one man from death to…

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This Psychological Thriller Series Is Prime Video’s Best Teen Drama Since ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’
This Psychological Thriller Series Is Prime Video’s Best Teen Drama Since ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’

TV has a special place reserved for rich people doing bad things, and the audience draw of shows like The White Lotus and Succession only furthers this notion. Prime Video's new psychological teen drama We Were Liars, based on E.…

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Netflix’s High-Stakes Sports Drama Is a Steamy and Surprising Summer Treat
Netflix’s High-Stakes Sports Drama Is a Steamy and Surprising Summer Treat

Netflix's young adult sports drama series Olympo is an unexpected, highly bingeable summer treat that's likely to appeal to a wide audience, even those who might not consider themselves fans of the sports genre. Created by Jan Matheu, Laia Foguet,…

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Nothing Will Be the Same After That Shocking Twist Ending
Nothing Will Be the Same After That Shocking Twist Ending

Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for The Walking Dead: Dead City Season 2 Episode 7. The second season of The Walking Dead: Dead City has been full of ups and downs. As boring as it has been to…

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This Prequel Series Is Boldly Going Nowhere
This Prequel Series Is Boldly Going Nowhere

After two long years, Star Trek: Strange New Worlds is returning later this summer. The first five episodes were sent out for review well in advance of the Season 3 premiere, which falls just before San Diego Comic-Con on July…

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How to Train Your Dragon Review: Reimagining a Modern Classic
How to Train Your Dragon Review: Reimagining a Modern Classic

Dean DeBlois’ 2025 live-action remake of How to Train Your Dragon is a thrilling, emotionally resonant triumph—an example of how to honor the soul of a beloved animated film while elevating it with newfound texture, nuance, and cinematic weight. With…

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A Flatline Thriller with Fleeting Tension
A Flatline Thriller with Fleeting Tension

Echo Valley, directed by Michael Pearce and written by Brad Ingelsby, arrives with a pedigree of talent that suggests far more than the film ultimately delivers. Featuring powerhouse performers Julianne Moore and Sydney Sweeney, and boasting a rural Pennsylvania setting…

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