With ‘Disclosure Day’, Spielberg delivers a thrilling and heartfelt alien mystery that recalls the suspense of ‘Close Encounters of the Third Kind’ and ‘E.T.’
Even with strong performances and iconic music, ‘Michael’ plays it a little too safe, choosing to celebrate the legend rather than fully explore the man behind it. But that’s OK.
Even if you’ve never seen the film, ‘The Notebook’ musical pulls you in with strong performances and Ingrid Michaelson’s perfectly matched songs.
Gosling’s chemistry with an unlikely co-star makes this a must-watch.
Following ‘Promising Young Woman’ and ‘Saltburn’, Emerald Fennell proves she’s a powerhouse filmmaker with this ambitious and heated version of ‘Wuthering Heights’
‘The Donn of Tiki’ dives into the legendary life of Ernest Raymond Gantt, or Don the Beachcomber, the man who invented Tiki culture.
Josh Safdie pairs perfectly with Timothée Chalamet in Marty Supreme, a film about ambition, ego, and the mess that comes with both.
Bradley Cooper’s ‘Is This Thing On?’ is a thoughtful look at marriage, anchored by standout performances from Will Arnett and Laura Dern.
James Cameron returns to Pandora with ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’, a massive, immersive sequel that’s built for the biggest screen possible.
In Noah Baumbach’s latest film, George Clooney gives one of his best performances yet, with Adam Sandler and Billy Crudup rounding out a stellar cast.
Though it starts off starts slowly, “Wicked: For Good” soars thanks to powerhouse performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande and Jon M. Chu’s wickedly good direction.
From improv comedy to audience-driven chaos, the cast delivers a wildly entertaining night.
Jeremy Allen White delivers a grounded, heartfelt performance as Bruce Springsteen in Scott Cooper’s moody, low-key film.
“& Juliet” flips Shakespeare’s tragedy into a laugh-out-loud, pop-powered celebration. It’s a jukebox musical that actually surprises you.
Dwayne Johnson is nearly unrecognizable and terrific in Benny Safdie’s ‘The Smashing Machine’, but despite strong performances, the film never finds it punch.
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest turns Leonardo DiCaprio’s paranoia and a terrifying Sean Penn into one of the best films of the year.
Neeson and Anderson play it hilariously straight in the reboot of ‘The Naked Gun’
Marvel nailed it. Fantastic Four is the movie fans have been waiting for. A fun, action-packed tribute to Marvel’s first family.
The visuals and camera angles feel like a comic book come to life and his decision to use John Williams’ iconic score was brilliant.
Pixar’s latest film is sweet and fun and you can’t knock it’s message of friendship, accountability, and never giving up when the chips are down.
