Godzilla at 70: The Literary Roots of a Cinematic Icon
Celebrate Godzilla's 70th anniversary by exploring Shigeru Kayama’s original stories, revealing the allegorical origins of the beloved monster as a symbol of nuclear devastation.
“A Complete Unknown” Review | A Fresh Take on the Music Biopic
James Mangold's "A Complete Unknown" delivers a heartfelt and nuanced look at Bob Dylan's early career, with Timothée Chalamet shining in an honest and deeply human portrayal.
“The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim” Review | A Return...
While The War of the Rohirrim delivers moments of action-packed grandeur, its inconsistent animation, predictable story, and lack of character depth leave it a middling addition to Middle-earth lore.
“Y2K” Review | A Nostalgic Misfire That Fizzles Under Its Own Ambition
Y2K is a chaotic nostalgia dump that leans on 90s aesthetics but stumbles with a messy plot and underdeveloped characters, leaving its ambitious premise underwhelming.
“Queer” Review | A Lush Exploration of Desire and Isolation
Luca Guadagnino’s "Queer" is a visually stunning, emotionally raw exploration of longing and addiction, anchored by Daniel Craig’s transformative performance.
“Nightbitch” Review | A Bold but Uneven Dive into Motherhood’s Primal Instincts
Despite Amy Adams' raw and transformative performance, Nightbitch struggles to fully embrace its provocative premise, leaving this surreal motherhood tale intriguing but uneven.
“Star Wars: Skeleton Crew” Review | 80s Kids Rejoice
Jon Watts has finally made Star Wars fun again. Find out what makes the first three episodes so enjoyable in our review of Star Wars: Skeleton Crew.
“Moana 2” Review | Similar Fun, Fewer Characters
Disney returns to the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with another sequel. Find out if it stacks up to the original in our review of Moana 2.
“Wicked” Review | A Magical and Emotional Spectacle
Dive into the magical world of Wicked, a visually stunning and emotionally rich journey that redefines the story of the witches of Oz, led by powerhouse performances from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
A Real Pain Review | Eisenberg and Culkin Shine
Experience what real pain is with writer, director, and actor, Jesse Eisenberg's latest film. Find out if it's worth watching in our review of A Real Pain.
