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Movie Reviews
‘Father Stu’ review: Mark Wahlberg is living on one too many prayers in this sleepy, true-story faith fest
‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’ review: Fast, furry, and familiar
There comes a time when a movie—nay, an event—so monumental, so historical comes to change the course of cinematic history. A film so outside the norm…
‘Morbius’ review: Sony’s new Spidey spin-off sucks the life out of superhero films
The age of comic book movies isn’t ending anytime soon, and it’s easy to see why people are getting sick of it. What was once an exciting time to see …
‘The Lost City’ review: This silly and fun rom-com adventure ultimately loses itself
There’s something comfortably adequate about The Lost City. Nothing about the film is exceptional in any particular way. The performances are fine, th…
‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ review: Michelle Yeoh travels the multiverse to find love, family, and cinematic chaos
The filmmaking duo Dan Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, or simply the Daniels, previously wrote and directed the 2016 surreal comedy Swiss Army Man. The fil…
‘Cyrano’ review: Peter Dinklage sings for the fences in this romantic musical retelling
Love or hate him, Joe Wright takes big swings as a filmmaker. Even in broadly commercial affairs like 2017’s Darkest Hour, the British director likes …
‘X’ review: A24’s retro 70s slasher is almost retrograde
X is a new horror slasher film courtesy of A24 and writer/director/actor Ti West. This is far from West’s first horror venture, but it’s c…