The Fabelmans review: an origin story of Steven Spielberg
Steven Spielberg plunges into his own childhood with the twinkly-tragic memoir The Fabelmans.
Glass Onion review: a deviously intricate Knives Out sequel
Rian Johnson reteams with Daniel Craig for the delightfully complicated Knives Out sequel Glass Onion.
Cobra Kai season 5 review: Crowded, but compelling, karate
Season 5 of Cobra Kai gives fans more of what they expect without changing the formula, and with plenty of familiar heroes and villains along the way.
Who Invited Them review: mind games, murder, and mayhem
Who Invited Them is a fun, if imperfect, new horror comedy.
The Invitation review: All bark, no bite
Sony’s new horror film The Invitation fails to live up to its own spooky, bloody potential.
Me Time review: Netflix’s latest comedy falls apart
Me Time is another messy, lackluster Netflix original that wastes stars Kevin Hart, Mark Wahlberg, and Regina Hall.
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law review: Green is good in the MCU
Marvel’s She-Hulk: Attorney at Law delivers another win for the MCU with its humor, heart, and impressive performance from Tatiana Maslany.
Three Minutes: A Lengthening review: Haunting documentary about the Holocaust
Built around the only footage of a Polish town destroyed by the Nazis, Three Minutes: A Lengthening is at once a memorial, detective story, and gripping essay.
Spin Me Round review: a forgettable vacation comedy
Director Jeff Baena’s Spin Me Round is a delightfully absurd but ultimately forgettable vacation comedy. It opens in theaters and on AMC+ on August 19.
Look Both Ways review: another forgettable Netflix original
Lili Reinhart’s heartfelt lead performance in Look Both Ways isn’t enough to save it from being another dull and forgettable Netflix original.