After reinvigorating Thor as a viable character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe with Thor: Ragnarok, writer/director Taika Waititi returns with Thor: Love and Thunder and delivers lacking focus or a consistent tone.
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Adapted from a 1929 novel of the same, Passing may be set in that time period, but its themes, topics, and messages resonate just as prominent today as they did nearly 100 years ago.
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Avengers: Endgame serves as a nearly perfect final chapter to the existing phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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Adonis Creed faces new challenges in life and in the ring, as the son of an old nemesis of his late father challenges him for boxing superiority.
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Sorry To Bother You is astonishing, provocative filmmaking that may fall victim to unrestrained ambition, but stands, almost defiantly, with and among the best films of 2018.
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Annihilation is intense and polarizing science-fiction, as a team of explorers attempt to understand a unexplained threat known as "The Shimmer."
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The third film featuring Thor, Ragnarok, is a lot of fun, made exponentially better by the free-wheeling filmmaker Taika Waititi.
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