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Mulan is a visual masterpiece, but sadly there is not enough narrative substance to justify this version’s more serious tone.

Here's our review of Without Remorse, the latest Tom Clancy feature film that will be coming to Amazon this week.

While brilliantly acted, Percy vs. Goliath erases all nuance from the controversial subject matter, diminishing the value of a message that would have been more honestly conveyed with a genuine depiction.

Lansky has a great story at the heart of it, but it’s buried beneath far too much nonsense. The film is meandering and glutted with unnecessary content. It squanders a vintage performance by Harvey Keitel and does a poor job doing justice to the momentous historical events that it portrays. If you’re very interested in learning about Meyer Lansky, you can go ahead and give this a try, but you shouldn’t bother otherwise.

While visually fun and nostalgic, Space Jam: A New Legacy misses the mark on continuing the legacy of the original.

Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins feels like a generic 90s action movie. Remove the handful of G.I. Joe references and it would be extremely difficult to tell this was a Snake Eyes origin story.

The Protégé has the talent required to make something special, but a weak script dooms it to being yet another run-of-the-mill action thriller.

Can A24 recreate the lightning in a bottle that was Scream? Find out in our review of Bodies Bodies Bodies, directed by Halina Reijn.

Despite stunning performances by Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga, Joker: Folie à Deux crumbles under its unfocused narrative and disjointed mix of courtroom drama, musical, and twisted love story.

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.