Don’t feed wild animals, especially if the food is drugs.

I Like Movies is a coming-of-age, not much more, but has strong writing, direction, and acting, even if it falters at times.

Quantumania fails to live up to what it could be while likely turning away fans of the previous two Ant-Man films.

The better-structured shift of the story is an improvement from previous seasons.

The film knows its audience.

Aliens Abducted My Parents has trouble avoiding clichés while mixing tropes, leading to inconsistent tone and style.

Eugenio Derbez leads a charming, predictable crowd-pleaser.

Two different bold films that shine in places but have issues plaguing their landings.

Randall Park’s directorial debut is a smart character study with worthwhile messages.

The faithful adaptation can’t escape the play’s flaws.

M3GAN is truly a doll.

While there are over 40,000 possible viewing orders, only one order allows Kaleidoscope to live up to its potential. Read our full review now.

Following the critically acclaimed Marriage Story, Noah Baumbach has decided to tap into a polar opposite genre and adapt Don DeLillo’s 1985 novel about a family navigating “white noise,” the background noise of brand-name consumerism.

In a year of films ranging from debaucherous epics to thrilling blockbusters, it’s been a while since we’ve seen an old-fashion crowd pleaser like A Man Called Otto. Please read our review now.

Over a decade after the first installment, Avatar: The Way Of Water brings us back to Pandora and gives us stunning visuals while needing a fresh script and more thought-out editing.

Babylon, the latest from director Damien Chazelle is undoubtedly a movie. Does the film live up to the hype? Read our thoughts now.

The latest addition to the flood of recent Sonic The Hedgehog content, Sonic Prime is a fresh take on classic characters. Read our review of the series now.

“To no one’s surprise, Jenna Ortega elevates the show from nostalgic streaming content to an inevitable cult classic….”

“Strange World is definitely one of the better choices in theaters for younger audiences this week, and is a worthwhile watch for families of all ages…”

Is Rian Johnson’s second entry in the Daniel Craig-led whodunnit series better than the original? Read our thoughts now.