‘Superman and Lois’ Broken Trust Review: Jordan Kent is Jonathan’s Kryptonite
After a brief hiatus, Superman and Lois returns with Broken Trust, an episode that reinforces many of the show's strengths ...
‘Cruella’ Review: Emma Stone Delivers the Best Performance in a Live-Action Disney Remake
There are plenty of issues in Cruella. However, the performances by Emma Stone and Emma Thompson are easily the best ...
Army of The Dead Review: A New Zombie Franchise is Born
What a year for Zack Snyder. Following his superior version of Justice League in March, comes Army of The Dead. ...
Wrath of Man Review: Guy Ritchie’s Hot Streak Continues
Guy Ritchie's 3rd film in the last three years, Wrath of Man, is more than a one-man revenge film. As ...
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Review: Not Even Poorly Handled Villains can Resist Anthony Mackie and Sebastian Stan’s Chemistry
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier take center stage in the latest Disney Plus series in the MCU. The premise ...
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse Review: A New Michael B. Jordan Franchise Takes Flight | Doesn’t Stick the Landing
Strong performances from Michael B. Jordan, Jodie Turner-Smith and Jamie Bell help elevate Tom Clancy's Without Remorse above the predictable ...
Mortal Kombat 2021 Review: The Latest Video Game Adaptation Hits the Mark
The fight scenes, sound design and every scene featuring Kano makes for a fun video game adaptation in the form ...
‘Godzilla vs Kong’ Review: Titans Rule, Still too Many Humans
Similar to how humans are unable to let nature run its course in the "Monsterverse," adding more human characters hurts ...
‘Superman & Lois’ Haywire Review: Clark Rises to the Occasion
Haywire is the best episode of Superman & Lois yet. There's just enough Superman action, the Kent family drama is ...
‘Zack Snyder’s Justice League’ Review: Victorious in More Ways than One
Zack Snyder's Justice League's epic depiction of DC heroes, clear character arcs for each member of the Justice League, heart ...