‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Review: Sanderson Sisters Return For an Emotionally Charged Flight
The Sanderson Sisters are back in hilariously, gripping force, making Hocus Pocus 2 an emotionally gratifying flight.
‘See How They Run’ Review: An Incredibly Fun, Meta Whodunit
Full of hilarious performances and striking cinematography, See How They Run is an incredible time through and through.
Netflix’s ‘Wedding Season’ Review: The Romantic Comedy We’ve Been Waiting For
With incredible performances and coming off of a great screenplay, Netflix’s Wedding Season is the rom-com we’ve been waiting for.
‘Elvis’ Review: Baz Luhrmann Breathes Life Back Into Biopics
Baz Luhrmann made this biopic film to capture the spectacle of Elvis and why he was so beloved by fans then and now.
‘Not Okay’ on Hulu Review
Not Okay on Hulu is a glaring look into the right and wrongs of the digital age of social media influencers with an exceptional cast grounding the screenplay.
Netflix’s ‘Purple Hearts’ Review: An A+ Heroine, Music, and Romance
Netflix’s Purple Hearts is an acceptable showcase of the “marriage of convenience” trope with a dash of forced proximity.
Netflix’s ‘The Gray Man’ Review: Great Where It Matters
Netflix’s The Gray Man is like many action films that’ve come before it, but it’s great where heart is concerned.
‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ Review: Dazzling and Brimming With Hope
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, starring Lesley Manville, dazzles from start to finish while brimming with unparalleled hope.
Netflix’s ‘Persuasion’ Isn’t Exactly Austen, but It Could Be Fun
Netflix’s Persuasion is far from the faithful Jane Austen adaptation we were looking forward to, but if you go into knowing this, it could still work…to a degree.
‘Mr. Malcolm’s List’ Review: The Regency Romance Film of the Year
Mr. Malcolm’s List, the latest adaptation based on Suzanne Allain’s novel of the same name, is glorious from start to finish.
‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is Taika Waititi’s Most Emotional Installment Yet in the MCU
Thor: Love and Thunder is gorgeously shot, chaotically executed, tonally inconsistent at times, and yet a joy ride even when it pushes deeper into the cruelties of life.
‘Father of the Bride’ (2022) is Fantastic and Full of Heart
Father of the Bride 2022 celebrates marriage, families, and second chances with immense heart and amusing banter.
Cooper Raiff’s ‘Cha Cha Real Smooth’ is a Heartwarming and Vulnerable Film Featuring Standout Performances
Cooper Raiff’s Cha Cha Real Smooth is a must-watch feature for anyone who’s searching for a bit of warmth.
‘Operation Mincemeat’ Dives Into History With A Fantastic Cast
Operation Mincemeat is a stylish dive into history with a fantastic cast ready to show off their chops at any given moment.
The Fangirl Delights of ‘Turning Red’
Turning Red is a tribute to fangirls — full of fan art, obsessing with your friends, and discovering the beauty of caring deeply.
‘The Lost City’ Rightfully and Hilariously Honors the Romance Genre
The Lost City, starring Sandra Bullock and Channing Tatum, hilariously honors the romance genre with a new adventure film.
‘The Outfit’ is a Carefully Crafted Piece
The Outfit is an impeccable mystery thriller that easily provides one of the best performances of the year.
‘The Batman’ Quietly Examines Vulnerability and Personal Connections
The Batman finds its perfect balance through a closer look into the fears and scars that make Bruce Wayne the superhero that he is.
‘Marry Me’ Movie is a Delightful Rom-Com
Marry Me movie is a delightful romantic comedy that reminds us of the fact that Jennifer Lopez can do no wrong.
‘The Royal Treatment’ is Worth Watching for its Delightful Cast
Netflix’s The Royal Treatment isn’t perfect by any means, but its delightful cast is worth watching the film for.