Warner Bros. Pictures
Digger is an examination of the callousness of every elite figure and how the people underfoot are seen and considered, compared to their self-serving whims and actions.
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We’re coming to the end of the summer popcorn season, and David Robert Mitchell has turned in a last-minute chair-jumper for us to enjoy.
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One Battle After Another is in an exclusive sphere where the word “classic” would not be amiss; this is certainly one of 2025’s best movies, if not one of Paul Thomas Anderson’s best.
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The Conjuring: Last Rites is much more confident in tone and execution than its immediate predecessor, staying sharply focused from start to finish.
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James Gunn’s Superman is full of moments that inspire and wow, but when you pull it all back, it’s one person trusting in the light inherent in all of us and the hope that we can do the same.
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F1 has a terrific likability to it that papers over the fact that this is a near-carbon copy of director Joseph Kosinski’s Top Gun: Maverick.
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Be warned: If you have not seen The Accountant, please do so before reading this review. It’s impossible to talk about this sequel without spoiling a large twist from the original. The Accountant was an out-of-nowhere surprise in late 2016, a fun spin on the ‘10s resurgence of the mysterious assassin genre. Its lead character […]
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Five years separate us from Todd Phillips’ startling Joker and a return to Gotham City in Joker: Folie à Deux. In the film’s world, only two years have passed since Arthur Fleck’s (Joaquin Phoenix) first and only appearance on Murray Franklin’s (Robert De Niro) late-night show, a night that ended in Arthur’s imprisonment and full […]
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1988’s Beetlejuice saw filmmaker Tim Burton – then with only Pee-Wee’s Big Adventure under his belt and one year away from the release of Batman – dazzle audiences with his wild visions of the afterlife, pitting the titular character against the recently-deceased and the still-living. The film is the definition of “gallows humor,” sporting a […]
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In 1996, Jan De Bont – fresh off his wildly successful summer action film Speed two years prior – battered theatergoers senseless with the disaster epic Twister. While filled with arch characters and packed with stale action movie moments (if I ever see another “Grab my hand!” scene again… ugh), the finished film ratcheted up […]
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