Spider-Man: No Way Home Swings In With Heroic $50 Million Thursday Preview Box Office
Spider-Man is here to save the box office.
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Superhero Bits: Spider-Man: No Way Home Reviews Arrive, The CW's Naomi Trailer & More
It's Spider-Man, Black Adam, Naomi, Ninja Turtles, and more in this edition of Superhero Bits.
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The Tender Bar Review: Cool Uncle Ben Affleck Shines In George Clooney's Lifeless Drama
Despite another great Ben Affleck performance, Geroge Clooney's The Tender Bar is a dud.
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The King's Man Review: The Kingsman Prequel Maketh For A Brutal And Bizarre War Movie
The King's Man shakes up the Kingsman franchise with a prequel that takes place in World War I. The result is an overstuffed and tonally wild war movie.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home Review: A Web Of Genuine Character Drama And Fan Service
Spider-Man: No Way Home breaks open the multiverse, but more importantly, breaks down Tom Holland's Peter Parker to his core.
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West Side Story Takes Less Than $1 Million In Thursday Previews
West Side Story had a rough start at the box office, but musicals often have long legs.
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Don't Look Up Review: This Smug, Shrill Disaster Movie Satire Is Just A Disaster
Don't Look Up is one of the worst movies of the year, although Leonardo DiCaprio still turns in a memorable performance.
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Being The Ricardos Review: An Exhausting And Unfunny Look At One Of The Funniest People Ever
Here's what happens when a profoundly unfunny filmmaker tries to make a movie about funny people.
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The Ultimate Bigfoot Movie Ranking: 47 Yeti, Sasquatch, And Abominable Snowman Movies Ranked
There are few things quite as American as the hunt for Bigfoot, so to celebrate the 4th of July, here are 47 Bigfoot movies ranked.
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Silent Night Review: A Pitch-Black Christmas Comedy About The End Of The World
Keira Knightley is the life of the party in Camille Griffin's pitch-black Christmas comedy, Silent Night.
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Flee Review: Animated Documentary Paints A Refugee Tale More Vivid And Sharp Than Reality
Jonas Poher Rasmussen's animated documentary Flee is a haunting and staggering refugee portrait that brims with life.
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West Side Story Review: Steven Spielberg's Big, Vibrant Take On The Classic Musical Is One Of His Best Films
Could it be? Yes, it could! Steven Spielberg's West Side Story is really good! One of the best movies of the year, in fact.
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Nightmare Alley Review: Guillermo Del Toro's Carnival Noir Is Stylish As Hell, With A Standout Cate Blanchett Performance
Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley is another gorgeous spookshow from the filmmaker, featuring a killer Cate Blanchett performance.
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The Length Of Peter Jackson's The Beatles: Get Back Is Kind Of The Point
The Beatles: Get Back has been getting some criticism for its lengthy runtime. But that runtime is part of the magic.
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The Beatles: Get Back Review: A Shapeless Documentary With A Fantastic Ending
The larger problem looming over The Beatles: Get Back is the question of why this mammoth project needs to be quite so mammoth.
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Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City Review: The Reboot Wisely Trades Action For Horror, But It's Not Enough
Resident Evil: Welcome to Raccoon City reboots the franchise and embraces horror over action, but the end result is surprisingly boring.
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House Of Gucci Review: Lady Gaga Does Her Best Dracula Voice In Ridley Scott's Wicked Satire Of The Rich And Clueless
Ridley Scott's House of Gucci wants to serve you both a scrumptious gourmet meal and greasy fast food in the same bite.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Spoiler Review: Bustin' Makes Me Feel Uneasy And Disappointed
Now that the movie is in theaters, we dig into the spoilerly details of Ghostbusters: Afterlife and pinpoint exactly where the sequel went wrong.
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C'mon C'mon Review: Joaquin Phoenix Is A Natural In Mike Mills' Gentle Family Drama
C'mon C'mon is a gentle, ambling family drama from Mike Mills that stars a stellar Joaquin Phoenix and incredible newcomer Woody Norman.
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JFK Revisited: Through The Looking Glass Review: Oliver Stone Keeps The Conspiracy Theories Coming In A New Documentary
Oliver Stone returns to the wild world of assassination conspiracy theories with JFK Revisited: Through the Looking Glass.
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Ghostbusters: Afterlife Review: The Spirit Of A Wonderful Amblin Movie Gets Trapped Under Clumsy Nostalgia
Ghostbusters: Afterlife hits theaters this weekend, and though our resident Ghostbusters fan found plenty to enjoy, they walked away ultimately disappointed.
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Licorice Pizza Review: Alana Haim Is A Revelation In Paul Thomas Anderson's Wonderful Trip Back To The 1970s
Paul Thomas Anderson has another winner on his hands with Licorice Pizza, and Alana Haim's acting debut is just incredible.
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King Richard Review: Will Smith Rules The Court In A Standard-Issue Sports Drama
Will Smith shows off his acting chops in a by-the-numbers sports biopic about the father of Serena and Venus Williams. Read our King Richard review.
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Encanto Review: A Sweet But Formulaic New Disney Adventure
There's a lot to like in Encanto, Disney's Colombia-set animated musical, but it highlights the limitations of the Disney storytelling house style.
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Rocky IV Director's Cut Review: Say Bye To Paulie's Robot, Say Hello To A (Mostly) Better Movie
Sylvester Stallone's new Rocky IV: Rocky vs. Drago The Ultimate Director's Cut trims the '80s cheese for something more down-to-earth.
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Tick, Tick... BOOM! Review: Lin-Manuel Miranda Turns An Artist's Lament Into A Joyous Love Letter
Lin-Manuel Miranda makes a spectacular feature directorial debut with Tick, Tick... BOOM! with Andrew Garfield dazzling in the role as Jonathan Larson.
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Home Sweet Home Alone Review: A Perversely Enjoyable And Surprising Subversion
Home Sweet Home Alone feels like a Home Alone movie for people who don't like Home Alone movies and it kind of works?
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