Category: Reviews

Review: Dunkirk

Masterfully told and visually striking, Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk is a triumph

Dani Saad

Review: Girls Trip

Malcolm D. Lee returns with the comedy of the summer.

Matt Hoffman

Review: War for the Planet of the Apes

The latest in the Planet of the Apes reboot series is the best yet

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: The Big Sick

Layered and full of nuance, The Big Sick is a fun and fearless love story that might be the summer’s best film.

Dani Saad

Review: Spider-Man: Homecoming

Fresh and full of wit homecoming is the definitive Spider-Man experience

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Baby Driver

Edgar Wright's latest is one hell of a thrill ride.

Matt Hoffman

Review: The Beguiled

Sofia Coppola returns with a welcome update on a classic.

Matt Hoffman

The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman’s Portrait Photography

A meandering documentary on the Polaroid artist

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: The Hero

A woefully uninspired take on age

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: 47 Meters Down

The low-budget shocker doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's terrifying nonetheless.

Matt Hoffman

Review: The Book of Henry

Colin Trevorrow returns with a tonally-mystifying misfire.

Matt Hoffman

Review: All Eyez On Me

A Lifetime movie that had marketing potential, and nothing more.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Beatriz at Dinner

A well-acted, but under-developed political comedy

Chelsea Phillips-Carr

Review: It Comes At Night

Dani Saad

Review: Wonder Woman

Give a great director a strong script and magic will happen. Wonder Woman is that magic.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Alien: Covenant

Alien: Covenant is familiar but a fun, worthy entry in the Alien series

Dani Saad

Review: The Belko Experiment

A fun, yet uninspired festival of gore.

Matt Hoffman

Review: The Fate of the Furious

The Fate of the Furious brings the franchise’s blockbuster brand of mayhem to the screen one more time for it’s eighth and most definite entry to date.

Andrew Hamilton

Review: Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast is sure to join the ranks of the original, pleasing audiences for years to come.

Matt Hoffman