Showing posts with the label movie review
Moana (2026) Movie Review: The Same Journey, Less Magic As last year's How to Train Your Dragon proved, there are times when a live-action remake can feel worthwhile and jus…
Voicemails for Isabelle (2026) Movie Review: Unexpectedly Great Admittedly, Voicemails for Isabelle flew under our radar when it debuted on Netflix last month. We eventually dec…
Enola Holmes 3 (2026) Movie Review: A Little Too Late It's been nearly four years since the last Enola Holmes film, and unfortunately, the wait doesn't pay off. Rather t…
The Furious (2025) Movie Review: Chaos Done Perfect The Furious goes all in on action and committing fully to that direction was the best decision it could have made. What stand…
Toy Story 5 (2026) Movie Review: More Stories to Tell It’s always the question people ask: "Do we really need another Toy Story movie?" With how the franchise wrapped t…
Disclosure Day (2026) Movie Review: Spielberg Magic It’s been a while since we’ve had an experience like the one provided by Disclosure Day . The film has that rare quality that …
Masters of the Universe (2026) Movie Review: Plenty of Power But It's Not Enough We're not exactly the target audience for Masters of the Universe and in fact, our memori…
Obsession (2025) Movie Review: Be Careful What You Wish For The idea of being careful what you wish for is a story element we’ve seen countless times before and even the concept …
Swapped (2026) Movie Review: Flawed But Fun Swapped left us with mixed feelings. On one hand, this is an original IP that seemingly came out of nowhere, introducing a brand-new …
Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026) Movie Review: A Remarkable Experience Remarkably Bright Creatures was one of those films that completely caught us off guard. Who would have t…
Billie Eilish – Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour (Live in 3D) (2026) Movie Review: Immersive, Intimate, Impactful Concert films have always amazed us, but their impact often depend…
The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026) Movie Review: Bigger, Bolder, Better It was always going to be difficult to follow an iconic film but two decades after the original’s release, The…
Mother Mary (2026) Movie Review: Visually Mesmerizing, Emotionally Distant True to its poster headlines, Mother Mary isn’t a love story and it certainly isn’t a ghost story. It’…
The Pitt (2026) Season 2 Series Review: Intense as Expected The Pitt was one of last year’s biggest surprises, delivering a medical drama that struck a near-perfect balance betw…
Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026) Movie Review: The Mummy Rises The Mummy franchise, at least as we remember it from our childhood, leaned more into fun adventures closer to Ind…
Trust Me: The False Prophet (2026) Review: A First-Hand Look Into Manipulation It’s rare for a true crime documentary to feature this much first-hand footage of the very person i…
18th Rose (2026) Movie Review: Manufactured Drama We didn’t expect to be moved by 18th Rose , but despite its somewhat manufactured drama, it manages to hit emotional beats when …
Him (2025) Movie Review: Not the GOAT We’ve always loved sports dramas and horror films, so the idea of blending the two made Him an easy film to root for. Directed by Justin Ti…
The Visit (2015) Movie Review: It's Worth a Visit Still There was a time when found footage films were all the rage and we were definitely among those who enjoyed the format.…