Ralph Breaks The Internet is a surprisingly good sequel, building off the original and giving audiences a story that’s not only wildly entertaining but worth telling. Continue reading RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET [Review]
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald drains any remaining enthusiasm and makes the prospect of sitting through another of these films feel utterly exhausting. Continue reading FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD [Review]
Venom is weird as hell and had it embraced that weirdness only a little more, it could have been something really unique among today’s usual superhero fare. Continue reading VENOM [Review]
It can be a bit slow and perhaps more introspective than some would wish, but Christopher Robin is a reliably entertaining and heartwarming film with some keen observations about holding on to childlike wonder and imagination. Continue reading CHRISTOPHER ROBIN [Review]
Teen Titans Go! To The Movies is the perfect balm for anyone burned by one too many mediocre superhero movies, bringing to the big screen plenty of laughs and some unexpected but clever critiques of the superhero scene at large. Continue reading TEEN TITANS GO! TO THE MOVIES [Review]
Ant-Man and The Wasp is a fun, silly, and heartwarming adventure that focuses just as much on family as it does heroics. Continue reading ANT-MAN & THE WASP [Review]
Rogue & Gambit winds to a close in this issue, leaving the two titular mutants to embark on a new and promising chapter for their relationship. Continue reading ROGUE & GAMBIT #5 [Review]
Avengers: Infinity War is an ambitious film that not only feels appropriately epic but meaningful, setting the stage for Avengers 4’s grand finale. Continue reading AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR [Review]
Isle of Dogs is as funny, charming, and uplifting as any of Wes Anderson’s films, but it’s hurt by including Japanese culture as an artistic flourish and nothing more. Continue reading ISLE OF DOGS [Review]
