Surprisingly, K-Pop Demon Hunters tells a well-developed story with clearly drawn characters.
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Read MoreGhosts of Mars is minor Carpenter, but still an enjoyable riff on Assault on Precinct 13.
Read MoreTron: Ares succeeds as an audio-visual sensory experience but it lacks substance.
Read MoreDanny and Michael Philippou’s follow-up to Talk to Me is a more gruelling, complete film than its predecessor.
Read MoreHappy Gilmore is the most perfect example of Adam Sandler’s comedic abilities and appeal.
Read MoreZacharias Kunuk’s latest Arctic-set adventure film embraces the fantastical elements of myth.
Read MoreZach Cregger’s ambitious new horror movie is another cinematic prank.
Read MoreOlivier Assayas’s Suspended Time is a rarity: a thoughtful look back at the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read MoreSophy Romvari’s feature debut blends autofiction and documentary to devastating effect.
Read MoreJames Mangold’s 2003 thriller is memorable for its craftsmanship and absurdity.
Read MoreCecil B. DeMille’s Canada-set epic could have benefited from a stronger narrative focus.
Read MoreA hilariously stupid pure comedy in a Hollywood severely lacking them.
Read MoreMarvel’s first family finally joins the MCU in this solid superhero film that gets at the appeal of the classic comic book characters.
Read MoreThe latest film in the Final Destination series is too in on the joke.
Read MoreRichard Donner’s Superman: The Movie is the quintessential Superman movie, even if it’s an imperfect film.
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