The actors make the movie.

Wes Anderon’s existential crisis makes for a damn good movie.

Pixar goes romance for their latest.

They lied. It’s not the best of all time, and isn’t even close.

A movie that doesn’t know what genre it’s in.

The best thing I.S.S. did was make me want to watch Interstellar.

Stan Lee doesn’t do anything new but is engaging enough to make it work.

Oh, to have Austin Abrams’ dance floor confidence.

A personal journey for this filmmaker unpacks Kevin Smith’s film.

Tessa Thompson puts on a one-woman show.

Lack of focus and slow pacing make this divorce painful for the viewer.

A small step in the right direction for the franchise.

How do you follow up one of the greatest animated films?

Song’s is one of the strongest directorial debuts in recent years.

Short, sweet, and has Julia Louis-Dreyfus. What’s not to like?

Glenn Howerton is electric as an unlikeable character.

Succession if writers gave into fan fiction.

Inception did it better.

Ultimately, the third Guardians movie isn’t as strong as it should be, but it’s clear how much its creators care about the film.

Being ghosted sucks.