Is It Finally Time to Watch ‘What…If?’ After Watching ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’?
I’m far from the only Marvel fan to have skipped What If…? when it first premiered last August on Disney+. While I have been keeping …
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Michael Bay’s ‘Ambulance’ Is an Engaging, Yet Nauseating Wild RideÂ
When you see a Michael Bay movie, quality isn’t always assured. So his latest action-thriller Ambulance is a pleasant surprise in many ways. With its …
From ‘Hamlet’ to ‘Belfast’: 10 Kenneth Branagh Movies and Where to Stream Them
When you think of modern Shakespeare, it’s impossible not to think of Kenneth Branagh. But the Belfast native has had a long and varied career …
Review: ‘The Outfit’ Is a Stylish Crime Thriller
The Outfit marks the directorial debut of screenwriter Graham Moore, best known for his Academy Award-winning script for The Imitation Game. As someone who has …
Essential Guide to Sebastian Stan Movies (And Where to Stream Them)
Sebastian Stan is having a moment between the much-talked-about television series Pam & Tommy, the release of the spy thriller The 355, and the rave …
Interview: ‘Mass’ Producers J.P. Ouellette & Dylan Matlock on Fran Kranz’s Script and Its Catharsis
Fran Kranz’s Mass is one of the most striking films of 2021, as audiences are given an intimate look at two sets of parents dealing …
Review: ‘Death on the Nile’ May Not Be Watertight, but Branagh’s Poirot Is Still Fun
Kenneth Branagh’s Death on the Nile may have a curse on it. The film was originally meant to be released in December of 2019, but …
Review: ‘Moonfall’ Is a Fun Mess With a Crash Landing
What if the moon was actually a megastructure? That’s one of the main questions that Moonfall poses and if you’re wondering exactly what a megastructure …
Review: ‘Call Jane’ Is a Disappointingly Surface-level Look at AbortionÂ
The Jane Collective was an impressive group of women in Chicago in the decades before Roe v. Wade who helped thousands of women gain access …
Review: ‘Nightmare Alley’ Is Visually Stunning, but Emotionally UnengagingÂ
Guillermo del Toro’s latest film immerses us into the shady world of a late 1930s traveling carnival. The neo-noir thriller Nightmare Alley begins and ends …
Review: ‘Don’t Look up’ Is a Hilarious, but All Too Familiar Look at the End of the WorldÂ
After seeing the responses to climate change and Coronavirus, it’s not very hard to believe that many people would have a flippant or downright antagonistic …