The Gifted has a fairly strong start, wasting no time introducing relatable characters and building an enthralling new world.
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American Made might be telling an interesting true story but a dragging pace and the juxtaposition between tone and content hurt the production overall.
The LEGO Ninjago Movie aims younger for its target audience, and while it's still enjoyable, it doesn't quite reach the peak of its predecessors.
Kingsman: The Golden Circle isn't as good as the first one, with an overly long runtime and some questionable plot choices, but there are enough laughs.
American Assassin doesn't bring anything new to the genre of spy thrillers, aside from Michael Keaton clearly having a ball whenever he's on screen.
Mother! is a piece of so-called "artistic filmmaking" that tries to get away with not having a message by claiming it's on the audience to discover one.
Rick and Morty season 3, episode 6, takes a look at what happens when the bad parts of Rick and Morty go on a walkabout.
Rick and Morty season 3, episode 5, is the first episode of the season that is good but not great.
The Hitman's Bodyguard has a great cast that look like they're having fun but not enough jokes to carry it through to the end.
Logan Lucky takes all of the fun of a heist movie and sets it in an environment with characters that make you constantly second guess them.
The Defenders starts off slow but takes the four genres from the solo series’ and blends them to make a unique team dynamic we haven’t seen in the MCU.
Rick and Morty Season 3, Episode 4 introduces superheroes and then brilliantly shows how wrong it can all go so, so quickly.
Rick and Morty Season 3, Episode 3, Pickle Rick, is a hilarious take on family therapy and complete insanity that stands up as one of the funniest episodes.
Atomic Blonde looks good, but it's all style and very little in the way of substance to make up for a rather lackluster storyline.
An Inconvenient Sequel shows how far we have fallen, how far we need to go, and that we won’t get anywhere unless we educate others.
'The Dark Tower' takes bits and pieces of Stephen King's rich mythology to create a bare bones adaptation that will enrage fans but only bore non-fans.
Rick and Morty Season 3 is back, and Episode 2 is a solid Mad Max spoof that makes some dark but hilarious jokes and has some profound character moments.
Valerian And The City Of A Thousand Planets Review: A Flawed Film Filtered Through Beautiful Visuals
'Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets' has serious structure problems, but is so lovingly made with visuals worth the price of admission.
'Dunkirk' isn't perfect, but it is one of the best movies of Christopher Nolan's career and one of the best movies of the year.
'The Big Sick' is a rare romantic comedy that feels genuine and real in a way most movies based on true stories fail to be.
War for the Planet of the Apes' is an extremely satisfying conclusion to one of the best trilogies that has come out in recent years.
A Ghost Story approaches the question of ‘what happens after we die’ and presents an interesting look through the eyes of someone standing under a sheet.
Despicable Me 3 might draw in fans of the original and young kids but everyone else is stuck with a mediocre movie that doesn't try to be anything special.
Spider-Man: Homecoming embraces the mentality of its lead character to put one of the best adaptations of the character on screen.
Baby Driver is going to be one of the best movies of the year with a great cast, a fantastic director, and a soundtrack that elevates the entire production.
Transformers: The Last Knight is an incoherent mess of a movie, with a senseless plot and action scenes so all over the place you can’t follow them.
'The Book of Henry' has some interesting ideas but the tonal shifts are so frequent and jarring that you’re left wondering what kind of movie this is.
'47 Meters Down' wants to be another shark movie for the summer but dumb characters and a lack of sharks means this one has jump scares and nothing more.
'Cars 3' might be the strongest entry in the Cars series but it’s still only subpar when it comes to other Pixar classics.
'The Mummy' wants to be a horror movie, an action movie, and kick off an entire universe at the time same — and accomplishes none of those things.