It turns out that Deadpool’s silliness added to MCU spectacle equals just okay.

This isn’t a story about twists and turns; this is about a mood. Even when I saw a reveal coming, I was entertained by the how.

Osgood Perkins effectively generates tension in individual scenes, but can’t quite sustain it throughout.

A rom-com way too light on rom and too restrained with its com.

This extremely dark comedy anthology is definitely a return to writer/director Yorgos Lanthimos' more disturbing form.

None of the three movies in this trilogy may reach greatness on their own, however, this is a fantastic total package.

It doesn’t always hit its mark, but Daddio isn’t boring.

This isn’t about acting; it is about taking a step forward, when that is the most difficult thing in the world. This is a beautiful story.

Thelma works so well because Josh Margolin undoubtedly loves this character and allows June Squibb to make her three-dimensional.

The classic era of Pixar, where everything they made was gold, is probably gone for good. However, they still make solid entertainment.