Denis Villeneuve and team create an epic, powerful adaptation of Frank Herbert’s novel.
Tenet is so enamored with the mystery box at its core that it fails to deliver enough of a story.
Steve McQueen brings his incredible visual talents to this story of nine people who refused to let justice be imbalanced.
While this is a strong film, I can’t help but feel it had a chance to be a great film and missed it.
A beautiful film with two fantastic performances from its screen legends.
Greta Gerwig makes Louisa May Alcott’s timeless story a profoundly personal one.
Terrence Malick’s new film is not only one of his best, it’s an all-time great.
This is one of the most sincere films I’ve ever seen - a testament to the legacy of Fred Rogers.
Noah Baumbach delivers one of his best, with fantastic lead performances from Johansson and Driver.
A personal, affecting space drama bolstered by a fantastic performance from Brad Pitt.
While it may not be Tarantino’s best, this is a story that is tailor-made for the acclaimed director.
A more personal story makes Avengers: Endgame one of the best films in the entire MCU.
Lee Remick stars in this gripping noir about a woman caught in the middle of a plot to rob a bank.
Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse is a visually-stunning film that reinvigorates the superhero genre.
First Man is a tense and thrilling portrayal of Neil Armstrong’s journey to the moon.
Al Pacino and Robert De Niro are fantastic, but it is Michael Mann’s direction that makes this such a memorable film.
This lyrical film about an embattled folk singer is another Coen Brothers’ masterpiece.
Not even this many superheros can support the weight of a film that includes them all.
This is a fun, action-filled ride with intriguing characters.
An impeccably-shot film that considers our perceptions of reality and faith.
Director Ryan Coogler subverts the superhero genre in smart ways that all viewers should be able to appreciate.
A beautiful mixture of a film, with much to say about acceptance and love.
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Martin McDonagh’s dark humor is perfectly matched for this story.