Film

Strung, from director Malcom D. Lee, squanders an extremely talented cast on a poorly paced script that struggles to find its footing.

For all its craftsmanship, In the Hand of Dante simply doesn’t come together, although it’s consistently noble in its failure to work. 

Minions and Monsters is uneven, but it’s cute. A Minion person, will enjoy it, if not, the Hollywood parodies aren’t enough to save you.

With stunning animation and expanded material, Bleach: Thousand-Year Blood War – The Calamity sets the stage for a thrilling conclusion

Despite some stellar performances and genuinely humorous moments, Little Brother fails to deliver any semblance of an original thought.

The Bus: A French Football Mutiny is a new gold standard in how to craft a sports documentary, as egos completely dismantle a World Cup campaign.

Per Aspera Ad Astra uses satire and self-deprecating humor to mask its true identity as a futuristic tale with a real message.

Supergirl could be much worse; Milly Alcock single-handedly ensures that it isn’t, but it deserves to be much better, too.

Slapstick, physical comedy is an underrated gem, and Husbands in Action (Nampyeondeul) is a reminder of why this kind of humor works.

You’ve Got Mail and Sleepless in Seattle get a rehashed update, with cell phones, in the charming but familiar Voicemails for Isabelle.