Exciting and thrilling in nearly every way, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is one of the top tier Marvel movies and full of characters you will want to revisit again and again.
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Though some will find the raunchy tone and humor lazy and uninspired, Vacation Friends rises and falls with a talented ensemble, led by John Cena’s over-the-top character and performance.
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The talent of writer/director Nia DaCosta is unmistakable, though inconsistencies within her 2021 remake of Candyman may prove to be disappointing to viewers with high expectations.
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The bloodiest superhero movie to date also succeeds in relaunching The Suicide Squad as a viable brand for the DC Extended Universe.
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Edson Oda’s Nine Days is a beautiful, moving bittersweet drama about a solitary man who decides on the fate of unborn souls, as they desire a chance at life on Earth. One of 2021’s best films.
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Though it is derivative of many previous films, Disney’s Jungle Cruise is harmless escapism and an otherwise entertaining, if not overlong, summer movie blockbuster.
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David Lowery's The Green Knight stars Dev Patel in an Arthurian-era medieval adventure where a young soldier agrees to a most intriguing bet.
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M. Night Shyamalan’s Old is a disastrous, unintentionally hilarious horror film which finds a a group of travelers at an exclusive resort island literally stuck on a beach where time knows no limits.
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The life of chef/author/television personality Anthony Bourdain is chronicled in Oscar-winner Morgan Neville’s Roadrunner, a captivating and complicated look at a man whose stamina of being a celebrity could simply not be sustained.
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While thoroughly entertaining as a stand-alone film, Black Widow proves to be a transitional, jumping-off point from one character to another as the Marvel Cinematic Universe launches into Phase Four.
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The much buzzed about Zola features two terrific performances from Taylour Paige and Riley Keough, in the first film ever adapted from a Twitter thread. The story is wild and the movie tries really hard to match that energy.
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The Tomorrow War gives us a futuristic time-travel story where alien monsters attempt to eradicate humankind, while a civilian is among those drafted to fight to to save the world.
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F9: The Fast Saga was the movie that seemed to draw people back to the theaters coming out of a pandemic. However, we all deserve something better.
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Rita Moreno: Just a Girl Who Decided to Go for It is a wonderful tribute to an iconic actor who embraces the opportunity to share stories and memories from a seven-decade career which is still going strong.
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Bypassing theaters, Pixar’s 24th animated film, Luca, is a kind, sweet-natured tale of two friends caught in between two worlds.
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In the Heights, adapted from Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tony-Award winning musical, leaps off the screen, onto your playlists and into your heart, as one of 2021’s best films.
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Inspired by the 2002 film and the existing Netflix spin-off series, Spirit Untamed is a retelling of a television series for the big screen, with subpar animation and a talented cast given nothing to do.
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Disney’s Cruella is an origin story set in 1970s England, detailing how a young British girl turns into the diabolical Cruella de Vil, played to the hilt by Oscar winner Emma Stone.
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A Quiet Place Part II is an intense, terrifying sequel that ensnares us in a horror film we cannot turn away from.
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A massive box office success in its native Australia, murder mystery The Dry arrives stateside with Eric Bana starring as a private investigator, forced to return to a hometown he left long ago and taking up an investigation around an alleged murder-suicide involving a childhood friend.
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