Film

Wish is ultimately not only far too cookie-cutter but disappointingly bad in some of its most important elements: visuals, music, and characters.

Rustin isn’t necessarily revolutionary, but the man it centers on was and Coleman Domingo remains one of the best actors working now.

In Love and Deep Water has a lot of promise but gets lost at sea in trying to figure out what kind of direction it wants to go.

While it’s not the best Christmas movie ever, Best. Christmas. Ever! reminds us it’s okay to be hopeful even when things don’t go our way.

The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes undercuts the legacy of the series by asking for sympathy without context.

Godzilla Minus One not only captures the might of Godzilla but reminds us why balance and infusing soul into the characters pays off.

It’s a Wonderful Knife is a heartwarming classic with a blood-soaked spin, plunging into darker realms than its inspiration.

All of Us Strangers is a beautiful movie all around, with beautiful imagery, beautiful dialogue, and beautiful relationships.

In the end, Marvel Studios’ The Marvels is a mess despite its leads trying their hardest to hold it all together.

David Fincher’s The Killer unfolds as an absorbing, slice-of-life that doubles as a biting satire of the corporate world.