3.5 star movies
Thor: Ragnarok Review – Thor & Hulk Versus The MCU Formula
Taika Waititi’s Thor: Ragnarok is a breath of fresh air in the MCU, but still feels very much like a ...
Ant-Man & The Wasp Review: Marvel’s Smallest Heroes Steal The Spotlight
Ant-Man and the Wasp is a hilarious return to the shrinking heroes, but with elevated action and a heartfelt story, ...
Spider-Man: Far From Home Review – A (Mostly) Spectacular MCU Sequel
Spider-Man: Far From Home pulls off an exciting, ambitious, if messy, superhero romp thanks to notable performances by Tom Holland ...
Hereditary Review: Toni Collette’s Family Has Serious Issues
Hereditary has more spooky ideas than it knows what to do with, but enough of what it throws at the ...
Alice in Wonderland Review
Screen Rant’s Paul Young reviews Alice in Wonderland Let me start by saying that I’m a big fan of almost ...
Detroit Review
Detroit makes for a disturbing and unnerving portrayal of real historical events, but has less success as a work of ...
‘Legend of the Guardians’ Review
Screen Rant’s Vic Holtreman reviews Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of ...
The Auschwitz Report Review: A Deeply Effective & Intense Historical Drama
When it comes to most World War II dramas, the focus is typically on the soldiers fighting in the war. ...
Ma Belle, My Beauty Review: Marion Hill Directs Delicate, Honest Romantic Drama
Idella Johnson and Hannah Pepper are outstanding and are very well suited to bring to life writer-director Marion Hill’s vision ...
High Flying Bird Review: Soderbergh Still Doesn’t Play By the Rules
High Flying Bird doesn’t quite manage to change ‘the game’ but, under Soderbergh and McCraney’s guidance, it certainly makes an ...
Resurrection Review: Rebecca Hall Grounds Intense Psychological Drama [Sundance]
Rebecca Hall is an accomplished, superb actress who ventured into the world of directing with last year’s Passing. She’s back ...
Birds Of Paradise Review: Not Quite Black Swan, But Seductively Entertaining
To be a ballerina is to have incredible discipline and determination. With all the sacrifices — both physical and emotional — ...
The Old Man & the Gun Review: Robert Redford Robs Banks With Style
The Old Man & the Gun is a pleasantly breezy cops and (aging) robbers tale anchored by Redford’s charismatic performance ...
Spider-Man: No Way Home Review – Spidey Finally Gets A Good Threequel
One of the most anticipated movies of the year, Spider-Man: No Way Home is the first film in the Marvel ...
The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus Review
Screen Rant’s Ross Miller Reviews The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus There are a handful of directors out there – including ...
Aquaman Review: DC’s Superhero Movie is a Wild & Goofy Ride
What DC’s Aquaman movie lacks in refinement, it makes up for with action spectacle and a whole lot of fun ...
‘The Avengers: Age of Ultron’ Review
It misses the bar of classic movie greatness but Avengers: Age of Ultron is one of the most exciting and ...
‘Jurassic World’ Review
Jurassic World is a big, shiny, and entertaining roller coaster ride, though the ‘World’ is more interesting than the people. ...
‘Kung Fu Panda 2’ Review
Screen Rant’s Kofi Outlaw reviews Kung Fu Panda 2 When Kung Fu Panda was released in 2008, I was not ...
MK Ultra Review: Joseph Sorrentino’s CIA Thriller Is Detailed & Effective
In the 1960s, the U.S. was going through enormous change. However, one story that went under the radar amidst all ...
