A mostly magical adaptation carried by its lead roles but often held back by its flat visual style and stretched narrative.
A mostly magical adaptation carried by its lead roles but often held back by its flat visual style and stretched narrative.
A passable sequel that delivers on impressive scope and fights, but lacks an interesting narrative that totally justifies its existence.
A bland, uninspired holiday action film lacking in wit, creativity, and the Christmas spirit.
One of the funniest films of the year, possessing standout lead and supporting roles, a colorful and frenetic visual style, and an ever changing, electric narrative.
A boring, uncreative “finale” who’s limited thrills aren’t enough to salvage the bad writing, head scratching plot points, and bland character dynamics.
A step above it predecessor, delivering great effects and performances despite being a retread of the previous film.
A bold sequel that takes big swings with it’s themes and narrative structure, though they rarely come together into a compelling final product.
An insane mess of an epic that still has some admirable qualities to unearth.
As disgusting as it is gorgeous to look at, The Substance manages to be consistently entertaining with its poignant commentary and grotesque bodily manipulation.
A honorable follow-up to a classic, full of creative set design and direction while housing a passable but overstuffed story.