The comedy here feels out of place considering that our heroes are facing an enemy who could lead to the end of all life.

Director/cowriter George Miller has crafted his own lovely story, about love, patience, loneliness and storytelling itself.

The good outweighs the bad enough for this to be a fun watch.

It does look different. Otherwise, this resembles every other MCU product.

The resulting story is a strange mix of fantasy/action/romance, with good action and spectacular visuals that cover for its flaws.

Like its predecessors, it feels very similar to the stories that launched this universe, unfortunately lacking their sense of magic.

Dune is quite an accomplishment. It was made to be seen on the largest screen possible.

It is quite compelling in the moment, yet Lamb didn’t say as much as it tried to. Still, I was consistently engaged.

It is constantly jumping from plot point to plot point, character to character, barely introducing something before moving on.

The premise of Onward makes it sound like a routine family movie. However, Pixar, as usual, spins it into something different.