Bros Review: Love Isn't Love
The hype is earned for Billy Eichner's history-making gay romcom Bros, a film about queer love that showcases the toxicity of masculinity in more ways than one
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Don't Worry Darling Review: Traditional Values
Apart from a daring performance by Florence Pugh, Olivia Wilde's Don't Worry Darling doesn't have much to show for itself in the way of substance or style -
See How They Run Review: Meta Noir
See How They Run luxuriates in the well-worn tropes of the whodunnit genre, thumbing its well-frayed edges with sincerity from Saoirse Ronan and Sam Rockwell -
Barbarian Review: Surprise And Delight
"Barbarian" is initially presented as a two-hander about a double Airbnb booking but ultimately offers so much more twists and genuine surprises to viewers -
The Invitation Review: Whites Only Wedding
In The Invitation, Nathalie Emmanuel stars as a grieving young woman whose search for family leads her to a gothic wedding that is not what it appears to be -
Beast Review: Lion Taming 101
"Beast," starring Idris Elba as a grieving father on a safari, feels too haunting to have fun with but far too silly for its mawkish melodrama to truly resonate -
DC League Of Super-Pets Review: Superman's Best Friend
DC League of Super Pets offers just enough charm and warmth to stand out at the end of the most packed theatrical summer since the beginning of the pandemic -
Everything Everywhere All At Once Review: Multiversal Majesty
A picture about life and love and generational trauma and familial ties and the cosmos and somehow also kung-fu and bagels and ... it's a lot. -
The Most Confusing Moments Of Everything Everywhere All At Once
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" is a dizzying kaleidoscope of entertainment. We're here to explain its most confusing moments. -
The Lost City Review: Rom-Com Done Right
It's honestly one of the most enjoyable theatrical releases of the year. -
The Outfit Review: Tailor Made
Mark Rylance is one of the modern era's finest characters. This is not in question. -
The Biggest Plot Holes From The Batman
We're here to run through the biggest plot holes in "The Batman" and try to piece together what was left from the finished product. -
The Batman's Most Confusing Moments Explained
"The Batman" has a dense plot that may leave viewers scratching their heads. Here are the most confusing moments from "The Batman" explained. -
Bruce Wayne's Darkest Moments In The Batman Ranked
Robert Pattinson's Batman is dark. We examine the family legacy, Alfred abuse, and villain similarities defining the protagonist of Matt Reeves' "The Batman." -
Uncharted Review: Boys To Men
An admittedly watchable, admittedly tolerable example of what passes for a motion picture these days. -
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Biggest Unanswered Questions In Moonfall
"Moonfall" doesn't always stick the landing in the adequate explanations department. Here are the biggest unanswered questions in "Moonfall." -
Moonfall Review: Bad Moon Rising
It's a Roland Emmerich movie, so you know what you're going to get. Is that enough to recommend "Moonfall"? -
The Ending Of Moonfall Explained
It's a bit complicated, but that's why we're here. This is the ending of "Moonfall" explained. -
The 355 Review: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Girlboss
Three guesses as to why this movie is out in January, and the first two don't count. -
The King's Man Review: In The Before Times
"The King's Man" departs from its predecessors in a big way. Is this a good or a bad thing? -
West Side Story Review: Divided We Fall
"West Side Story" is one of the most enchanting and entertaining filmgoing experiences of the year. -
Don't Look Up Review: Too Close To Home?
It's exactly the sort of movie no one wants to watch on the eve of Pandemic Year Three... which is exactly why it's so necessary. -
Benedetta Review: Trying To Get Chose
Anyone coming for this flick with pitchforks is just missing the point. -
House Of Gucci Review: Catastrophic Couture
"House of Gucci," like the high-end fashion it often displays, is all the more charming for its flaws and questionable creative decisions. -
King Richard Review: Father's Day
Will Smith delivers a towering performance at the center of "King Richard." Is it enough to support the rest of the film? -
Passing Review: Shades Of Gray
"Passing" is a shrewd, well-composed feature debut featuring some stellar performances and layered storytelling.
