Review: HBO’s ‘Moonshot’ fails to provide a sense of reality The film lacks chemistry between the leads and is too fantastical to be relatable. Khushboo Rathore March 31, 2022
‘Turning Red’ delights, but some characters feel two-dimensional The film’s representation is admirable but it perpetuates unnecessary stereotypes. Khushboo Rathore March 16, 2022
Netflix’s ‘The Adam Project’ is a feel-good sci-fi The film, released on Netflix on Friday, stars Ryan Reynolds in a time-traveling quest to prevent time travel from ever being invented. Hanna Zakharenko March 15, 2022
Those behind ‘The Batman’ reflect on the new film from script to screen Robert Pattinson explained a young, fallible Batman is “more interesting to play.” Rylan Bassett March 1, 2022
Review: ‘The Batman’ debuts an imperfect hero in a fresh adaptation The titular Dark Knight hones his detective skills with plenty of room to grow. Rylan Bassett February 28, 2022
Review: ‘A Madea Homecoming’ shows Tyler Perry at his worst The character Madea returns in an offensive Netflix original. Dorvall Bedford February 27, 2022
Review: ‘The Worst Person In The World’ perfectly shows millennial anxiety The Norwegian film expertly confronts ruthless growing pains with scenes that range from dumb to deep. Victoria Stavish February 23, 2022
Review: ‘Uncharted’ repeats genre staples, but has fun doing it Holland and Wahlberg’s charm makes 'Uncharted' worthwhile. Rylan Bassett February 20, 2022
The 2022 Oscars highlight a previously unseen international perspective The 93rd Academy Awards will feature more international films than ever before. Arul Gnanasivam February 16, 2022
Embrace the spirit of Valentine’s Day with these 10 romance films These films will get you ready to celebrate the season of love. Hanna Zakharenko February 6, 2022