Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse review: brilliant but botched
The sequel to the Oscar-winning original is mature, wilder, and more ambitious—but it’s ultimately one half of a movie.
The sequel to the Oscar-winning original is mature, wilder, and more ambitious—but it’s ultimately one half of a movie.
James Gunn is hooked on a feeling—but his overstuffed movie occasionally gets out of hand.
Another instantly-forgettable Disney live-action remake—I never want to revisit this Neverland.
Apple’s first mainstream action film is flat, lazily written, and instantly forgettable.
A murder mystery comedy of the lowest possible denominator.
The incredible, intense, and innovative action is ultimately overwhelming, overdrawn, and results in an overlong movie.
The unwieldy Shazam sequel looks terrible, lacks the original’s freshness, and struggles with its extended cast. Lightning doesn’t strike twice, it seems.
Ant-Man 3 lays the foundation for the end of MCU’s Multiverse Saga, but the Marvel movie suffers on nearly every front, save for Jonathan Majors.
It panders too much to Chinese interests, and squanders the potential it had. Akhil Arora In some ways, Mulan represents a major departure from Disney’s approach to live-action remakes of its beloved traditionally-animated movies. Unlike the Emma Watson-led Beauty and the Beast, the Will Smith-starring Aladdin, or Jon Favreau’s The Lion King (technically not live-action), […]