'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Review: Tom Holland's Most Mature Spidey Adventure Swings Back to Basics
By trading multiversal chaos for personal stakes, Brand New Day spins Holland's strongest and most heartfelt Spider-Man outing yet.
'Sheep in the Box' Review: Hirokazu Kore-eda Hits a 404 Error With a Cloying Sci-Fi Melodrama
A tone-deaf, drab, and hollow family melodrama that desperately needs humanistic realism to balance its cloying, sentimental phoniness.
'The Odyssey' Review: Christopher Nolan Defies Modern Blockbuster Norms With His Most Soulful Epic Yet
I wouldn’t be surprised if Nolan conjured a real cyclops.
‘Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass’ Review: We’re Off to Hump the Wizard
What a mad idea…..man.
‘The Invite’ Review: Olivia Wilde’s Cringey Marital Comedy is a Welcome Return to Form
A triumphant return for Olivia Wilde and delivers the kind of sharp, adult relationship comedy Hollywood has been missing.
'Jackass: Best and Last’ Review: The Last Great American Idiots Ride Off Into the Sunset
If you thought Toy Story 5 was the only fourth sequel dropping this month that would make you cry, think again.
‘Supergirl’ Review: A Woman of Tomorrow Trapped in Yesterday’s Superhero Movie
Milly Alcock innocent.
‘Girls Like Girls’ Review: Hayley Kiyoko’s Sapphic Summer Romance Brings the Butterflies
An adorable and affecting update that ultimately captures the tender yearning, nostalgic warmth, and sapphic sincerity that made the music video a generation-defining queer touchstone.
‘Toy Story 5’ Review: Jessie Takes the Reins in Pixar’s Heartfelt Tech-Age Sequel
Turns plastic into poetry once again, pairing a moving Jessie spotlight with smart commentary on childhood, technology, and friendship.
‘Stop! That! Train!’ Review: ‘Drag Race’ Icons Bring Fresh Life to Disaster Movie Parodies
A charmingly chaotic ride that delivers more laughs than derailments.
‘Scary Movie’ Review: The Wayans Brothers Return Chopped, Unc, and Outdated on Arrival
At least it made for a better Scream than Scream 7.
‘Masters of the Universe’ Review: Travis Knight Revives He-Man With Colorful Chaos and Surprising Heart
I haven’t had this much fun with an action summer blockbuster since Furiosa, and that’s coming from a they/he who doesn’t give a hoot about He-Man.
‘The Travel Companion’ Review: A Painfully Relatable Indie About Friendship, Freeloading, and Failure to Launch
A cautionary fable on what happens when you don't tell your lifelong bestie to grow up and touch some grass.