With a bigger budget and a better writer, Winnie the Pooh: Blood and Honey 2 makes for a much more watchable sequel.
MoreForget the naysayers, Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire is a fun, family friendly romp that successfully balances nostalgia and worldbuilding.
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The true crime story at the heart of Curry & Cyanide will leave you shocked, scarred, and utterly dumbfounded.
MoreNetflix's Spaceman is a weighty look at love and marriage that sputters more than it shines. Adam Sandler is fantastic though.
MoreWhile Kung Fu Panda 4 hits all of the right notes, we can't help but wonder if there's much life left in the franchise moving forward.
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Damsel, the third Millie Bobbie Brown-lead Netflix Original, should deliver a lot more with what it promises from its extravagance.
MoreEbrahim Hatamikia's Bodyguard is a deeply meditative study on principles and morality that comes to you in the guise of a suspense thriller.
MoreThe plot of Tiger Stripes reflects the controversy of its Malaysian theatrical release, holding a mirror up to society in more ways than one.
MoreOrion and the Dark may not be as memorable as Inside Out, but it still delivers a meaningful message to kids in a fun and engaging manner.
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Self Reliance is a strong first effort by writer/director Jake Johnson that unfortunately plays it a little too safe to leave an impact.
MoreWith the beautiful, scary, and sublime Society of the Snow, J.A. Bayona may have crafted the definitive disaster movie.
MoreGood Grief, Dan Levy's feature directorial debut, is an overcooked yet underbaked meditation on loss, mourning, and recovery.
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Annette Benning is an absolute beast as Diana Nyad in Netflix's triumphant biopic about one of the world's greatest long-distance swimmers.
MoreFan Bingbing's long awaited return to the big screen in Green Night isn't quite as groundbreaking as the movie wants it to be.
MoreNetflix's post-apocalyptic thriller Nowhere feels like a marriage between The Handmaid’s Tale and Children of Men by way of Castaway.
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Evil Does Not Exist, Ryusuke Hamaguchi's follow up to Drive My Car, is an arthouse exploration on the struggle between progress and nature.
MoreWe sat down with director Kyoshi Sugita at the Tokyo International Film Festival for a chat about his latest feature, Following the Sound.
MoreWe sat down with Shinya Tsukamoto at the Tokyo International Film Festival for a conversation about his latest feature, Shadow of Fire.
MoreWe sat down with Itazu Yoshimi at the Tokyo International Film Festival for a conversation about his debut feature, The Concierge.
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Augusto Pinochet is El Conde, an ennui-ridden, 250-year-old vampire who is looking for an end to his life. Say no more!
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