Film

Even with its delicious tropes and inevitable end, Champagne Problems (2025) infuses a bubbly sweetness that never feels overbearing.

Wicked For Good does not strike nearly the same magic as Wicked (2024) did, but it is perfectly sufficient.

Sentimental Value is a powerful, emotional journey on every front as multiple generations of a broken family collide.

A true original that’s unafraid of losing some of the audience in its pursuit visceral, psychedelic terror, Keeper puts the experience first.

For fans of Alan Ritchson’s run on Blue Mountain State, Prime Video’s Playdate is a good watch to pass the time, for others, not so much.

While Netflix’s In Your Dreams isn’t a home run, it does offer a message that is well worth watching with your kids.

Despite its overt holiday aesthetic and joyfully dedicated cast, A Merry Little Ex-Mas ends up as a merry little frustration.

This take on The Running Man won’t dethrone Arnold’s but Glen Powell’s dad action winning streak continues even with a messy ending.

Now You See Me Now You Don’t is a good time at the movies, but it’s ultimately too thinly designed to match its franchise.

Christy (2025) is, in many ways, a completely standard sports biopic; yet, its combination of elements is unique among sports biopics.