The Hitman's Bodyguard Review

Molly Freeman Aug 18, 2017

Wind River Review

Sandy Schaefer Aug 18, 2017

Wind River is a decent, if flawed, directorial effort from Sheridan that showcases his strength as an actors' director, more than as a writer.

Annabelle: Creation Review

Chris Agar Aug 11, 2017

Annabelle: Creation makes for a solid Conjuring prequel, with scares and thrills that make up for any noticeable shortcomings in the script.

Detroit Review

Sandy Schaefer Aug 4, 2017

Detroit makes for a disturbing and unnerving portrayal of real historical events, but has less success as a work of sociopolitical commentary.

The Dark Tower Review

Molly Freeman Aug 4, 2017

The Dark Tower is a mixed bag of abridged mythology from King's book series, fun performances from Elba and McConaughey, and uninspired action.

The Emoji Movie Review

Sandy Schaefer Jul 28, 2017

The Emoji Movie squanders the talents of its capable voice cast on an animated film that is as cynical in its outlook as it was in its conception.

Atomic Blonde Review

Chris Agar Jul 28, 2017

Atomic Blonde is a stylish, yet uneven, thriller, punctuated by a strong performance by Theron and thrilling action set pieces.

Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets Review

Molly Freeman Jul 21, 2017

Luc Besson's Valerian is a visually stunning, if overlong, sci-fi romp that's weighed down by an uncharming dynamic between its two leads.

Dunkirk Review

Sandy Schaefer Jul 21, 2017

Dunkirk makes for Christopher Nolan's most intense and nerve-wracking thriller yet, delivering a strikingly terse viewing experience in the process.

The Big Sick Review

Sandy Schaefer Jul 14, 2017

Rich in emotional honesty and equal parts funny/moving, The Big Sick successfully infuses the traditional rom-com formula with a modern sensibility.

War for the Planet of the Apes Review

Sandy Schaefer Jul 14, 2017

War for the Planet of the Apes is as satisfying a conclusion to Caesar's journey as it is a compelling standalone, big-budget blockbuster experience.

Spider-Man: Homecoming Review

Sandy Schaefer Jul 7, 2017

Spider-Man: Homecoming works as both a (very) funny high school comedy/drama and strong standalone superhero movie set in the MCU.

The House Review

Chris Agar Jun 30, 2017

The House is a solid, if unremarkable, big studio comedy with fleeting moments of humor peppered throughout its runtime.

Despicable Me 3 Review

Sandy Schaefer Jun 30, 2017

Despicable Me 3 offers enough in the way of zany, irreverent entertainment (with a dose of heart) to please steadfast fans of the franchise.

Baby Driver Review

Chris Agar Jun 28, 2017

Baby Driver is an exhilarating and tense thrill ride that's infectious with its high-octane energy, sheer creativity, and strong performances.

The Beguiled Review

Molly Freeman Jun 23, 2017

Though an only decent adaptation, The Beguiled is deftly directed by Sofia Coppola, giving room for the cast to shine in their performances.

Transformers: The Last Knight Review

Sandy Schaefer Jun 21, 2017

Transformers: The Last Knight has a deeper mythos and bigger spectacle than its predecessors, yet still ends up being mostly hollow and cacophonous.

47 Meters Down Review

Chris Agar Jun 16, 2017

47 Meters Down is a decent, yet unremarkable, survival thriller that's little more than disposable summer entertainment.

The Book of Henry Review

Sandy Schaefer Jun 16, 2017

The Book of Henry awkwardly mashes together compelling individual elements, giving rise to a jarring and otherwise confounding viewing experience.

Rough Night Review

Molly Freeman Jun 16, 2017

Rough Night offers an entertaining genderswap on the bromantic comedy, which especially works thanks to its Broad City brand of humor.