‘The Smashing Machine’ Could Frankly Use a Bit More Smashing
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The Rock goes for broke in Benny Safdie's sports biopic about MMA star Mark Kerr — but it's more of a mellow mood piece than a battle royale
‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’ Is the 21st-Century Version of a Quirky Nineties Movie
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThat's not a compliment, and you wish someone would swoop in and rescue Colin Farrell and Margot Robbie from this mess
This Documentary Shows How the Fall of Kanye West Predicted Our Brainrotted Times
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe Kanye West doc 'In Whose Name?' paints a staggeringly detailed portrait of Ye's most controversial years — and a larger truth about our culture
‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’: This Sequel Goes to Two
Posted in: Movie ReviewsRob Reiner, Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer get the band back together for one short, loud goodbye
Goodbye, ‘Downton Abbey’ (Finally!)
Posted in: Movie ReviewsWith 'The Grand Finale,' the TV-to-movie series that sold British aristocracy as quaint nostalgia bows out with one last, extremely long curtain call
‘Frankenstein’ Is the Movie Guillermo del Toro Was Born to Make
Posted in: Movie ReviewsThe filmmaker, aided by an extraordinary turn from Jacob Elordi, finally brings his vision of a misunderstood creature to the screen
‘Hamnet’ Is the Most Shattering Movie of 2025
Posted in: Movie ReviewsJessie Buckley, Paul Mescal and Chloé Zhao turn the Bard's defining tragedy into a heartbreaking portrait of love, loss, and the healing power of art
‘Wake Up Dead Man’ Takes Murder-Mystery Fans to Church (Literally)
Posted in: Movie ReviewsHow Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig keep making these clever, old-school whodunnits so compelling and entertaining is truly a mystery
‘Caught Stealing’ Is the First Real Austin Butler Movie
Posted in: Movie ReviewsDarren Aronofsky's wild ride through 1990s NYC has gunfights, car chases, Hasidic gangsters and an adorable cat. But its star is the main attraction.
‘Nobody 2’: Bob Odenkirk Kicks More Ass, Kills More Bad Guys
Posted in: Movie ReviewsEveryone's favorite normcore Rambo is back, now with twice the middle-aged-dad anxiety, a lot of kinetic mayhem, and Sharon Stone going full camp
