Film

Elio, a lonely child who has no friends and gets into too much trouble, has to get abducted by aliens to find out where he really belongs.

Diablo is what you want your actioner to be. It’s loud, it doesn’t take itself too seriously, and its antagonistic chemistry fantastic.

 Deep Cover (2025) is too convoluted for its own good but Orlando Bloom and the ensemble’s chemistry keeps it afloat.

Our Times (Nuestros Tiempos) launches a scientific couple 60 years into the future where they have to adapt to the culture of the times.

Cells at Work adapts a fan-favorite anime series into an excellent live-action film that honors the original while expanding its story.

Gonzo Girl follows Alley Russo as she tries to help the fictional father of gonzo journalism, Walker Reade, finish his latest book.

Celine Song’s Materialists beautifully depicts the risk and simplicity of dating and love as Lucy meets Harry and John on the same night.

How to Train Your Dragon (2025) is aggravatingly dark, visually and tonally, but it has fun when Hiccup and Toothless are together.

Dan Trachtenberg’s Predator Killer of Killers delivers brutal Predator action and emotional impact, proving new stories can be told.

DanDaDan Evil Eye wonderfully sets up what is sure to be a thrilling and action-packed Season 2 of the Science Saru adaptation.