A solid trio of main characters power the fun summer disaster sequel.
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'Civil War' film review: Prescient warning of chaos from sea to shining sea
Alex Garland's latest finds the U.S. way past mere political divisiveness in this bleak war thriller.
'The Iron Claw' film review: Zac Efron shines in this real-life pro wrestling tragedy
An unnerving undercurrent of dread and a strong ensemble cast powers this tragic throwback biopic.
'The Marvels' film review: Fun, laser-focused female-centric space-adventure
One of Marvel's strongest heroes must team up with two emerging superheroes to stop a galactic threat.
'The Creator' film review: Sci-fi spectacle powered by AI angst, tender humanity
Writer-director Gareth Edwards delivers one of the very strongest big screen sci-fi spectacles of the past decade.
'A Haunting in Venice' film review: Supernatural meets murder in Branagh’s latest Poirot case
A delightful overlap of whodunnit and supernatural undertones as the famed detective tries to solve a murder in a haunted house.
'Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny' film review: 'Dial' fails to recapture the fun of past Indy flicks
The iconic globe-trotting archaeologist embarks on his final adventure in the action adventure.
'Beau Is Afraid' film review: Modern Odysseus tale - if he had crippling anxiety, guilt & fear
Writer-director Ari Aster's intentionally bizarre third film is one coward's three-hour panic attack guilt trip disguised as an absurd road trip .
'The Super Mario Bros. Movie' film review: Powered-up, pixel-perfect celebration of all things Nintendo
Illumination wholly embraces gaming’s beloved plumber iconic in a fun, breezy romp.
'Spin Me Round' film review: The Olive Garden of Italy-based comedies
A manager who spent far too long managing a mediocre Italian restaurant wins a trip to sun-soaked Tuscany.
'Bill and Ted Face the Music' film review: Film's beloved airheads return to save the universe
While far from excellent and not quite bogus, the long-awaited sequel sprinkles some fun moments in an unnecessarily muddled journey through time, space and the afterlife.
'Tesla' film review: A biopic every bit as idiosyncratic as its namesake figure
Much like the titular innovator, this peculiar biopic is all vision and unrealized potential.
'Peninsula' film review: Shallow, direct-to-DVD quality sequel disappoints
This 'Train to Busan’ sequel is a dull and unnecessary misfire that fumbles a lifeless attempt at world building.
'Boys State' film review: Upsetting, inspiring & captivating ride for political junkies
Mudslinging, political controversy, dirty politicking, politically biased media - this whirlwind film is a near perfect microcosm of every election cycle.
'Yes, God, Yes' film review: Sweet, honest take on a teen's struggle with horniness & religion
Anchored by a remarkable lead performance and confident storytelling, this indie gem proves sexual self-exploration can be heartfelt and innocent.
'The Rental' film review: Dave Franco debuts with an indie drama/horror hybrid
One-part relationship drama and one-part indie horror flick, this enjoyable little flick feels like two, tonally different shorter movies conjoined together.
'Guest of Honour' film review: Family drama puzzle box bores rather than intrigues
A story of wrongful conviction, suicide, revenge and the loss of a spouse/parent ... should not be as tedious or unnecessarily convoluted as the lethargic relationship mystery.
'Relic' film review: Terrifying, heartbreaking dementia horror
This horror family drama really is the perfect encapsulation of the increasing dread of watching a loved one inevitably succumb to an incurable, degenerative disease.
'The Trip to Greece' film review: One last impression-filled getaway with Coogan & Brydon
This fourth and apparently final entry in this low-key brilliant series is more of the same hallmark silly banter, delectable food porn and wanderlust-inducing vistas that define the 'Trip' movies. And that’s not a bad thing.
'Supa Modo' film review: Inspiring, heartbreaking take on dying & living
The death of a child is one of the toughest subjects any film can broach, but this Kenyan family drama handles the topic with uncommon grace, genuine sweetness and emotional sincerity.