Prey Review: Predator Franchise Is Revived In Efficient & Violent Thriller
A lean action thriller, Prey takes Predator back to its ultraviolent roots and proves itself as a worthy entry in the franchise's mythology.
A lean action thriller, Prey takes Predator back to its ultraviolent roots and proves itself as a worthy entry in the franchise's mythology.
Bullet Train is a laugh-a-minute action romp, packed with fun characters, electric fight choreography, and (on occasion) surprisingly earnest emotion.
Overall, Lecuona's script takes the conventions of the teen rom-com and merely adjusts to give Kelsa and Khalid a dignified and genuine story.
The Gray Man is a spiritual throwback to 80s/90s action movies, with pulse-pounding fight scenes, delightfully cheesy dialogue & wickedly fun villain.
Though the dialogue routinely comes up short in big moments when the film attempts to get too heady, the story is bold enough to keep one invested.
Led by a great Lesley Manville, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is a delightfully wholesome film and the very definition of a "feel good" story.
The Princess is a change of pace that builds upon the recent trend of having princesses picking up a sword to fight for their land and family.
Mr. Malcolm’s List has a lot of charm, a fantastic cast with excellent chemistry, and plenty of humor, even if its plot lacks overall stakes.
Rise is a solid biopic that aims to celebrate the cherished memories the Antetokounmpos have & their continued success as a united & happy family.
An effective portrait of ambiguity accompanied by a stellar lead performance, Apples' contemplative nature hides nuanced questions about modern age.
The film brings the drama, but it’s never overdone & the performances from the cast elevate the material, adding dimensions to the characters’ lives.
Brian and Charles is a soothing, lighthearted, and warm story about friendship and connection that is strengthened by its titular characters.
Hustle succeeds in being exactly the movie it sets out to be: A glimpse inside what it takes to get into, and stay in, the very competitive NBA.
Jurassic World Dominion is a messy but fun end to the Jurassic Park sequel trilogy, bringing franchise themes, characters, and nostalgia full circle.
To enjoy After Blue, one should be open to an experience that overtakes the senses. Despite the long runtime, it offers a wholly unique experience.
The Phantom of the Open tells a feel-good story without coasting on it, actually doing the thematic work of finding what Maurice's tale means.
The Bob's Burgers Movie struggles to keep up the energetic pace set early on, but overall packs in plenty of jokes and musical numbers for a fun time.
Bolstered by a talented cast, Montana Story allows its drama and characters to sit in the stillness of their emotions and the simmering tension.
Even if it can't quite sustain the highs it reaches early on, On the Count of Three's success relative to its ambition is truly impressive.
Whatever its impact upon release, The Innocents seems destined to be remembered, and hopefully the industry will find room for more movies like it.