"A fun entry that doesn’t take itself too seriously. What we get is heart, charm, and a Predator you actually want to root for. A bold take on the franchise and it doesn’t miss.Posted Nov 12, 2025"

"The choice of stop-motion animation pairs well with the intrigue, playfulness and straight-up drama of the world of Women Wearing Shoulder Pads.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"Stop-motion, quirky, and delightfully surreal, this show ticks all the right boxes. It takes a moment to find its stride, but once it does, it’s as weirdly wonderful as its cuys.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"Entertaining and sure to get people talking, One Battle After Another shines. Peel back the veneer, though, and you find underdeveloped Black characters meant to be at the heart of the revolution, yet we see so little of their story or motivation.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"Messaging and themes were frustratingly left unexplored. However, when observed through the lens of Wayan’s White, an athlete where any peak is never enough and resents the inevitable succession of his career, even the surrealism feels grounded.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"Visually sharp and anchored by solid performances, HIM aims high but never quite sticks the landing. Beautiful to look at but hollow at its core, making it feel more like a mood piece.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"Sorry, Baby plays more in the processing of real life as opposed to a narrative film that has the space for reflection. There is an earnestness from Eva Victor that is comforting and requires vulnerability from the audience too.Posted Oct 10, 2025"

"The Paper is aware and plays well in the climate for comedy in the 2020s that’s rooted in acknowledging conflicting realities, pairing well with its journalistic setting.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"Punching above its weight, The Paper delivers characters that are both funny and lovable. A light, bingeable mockumentary full of chuckles, charm, and newsroom hijinks.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"Played too straight to be satire and not succinct enough to be a critique, Creggers relies on his signature aesthetics for Weapons.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"Polished and well-made, Weapons hooks you early with its concept and characters. But too many shifting perspectives dilute the story, leading to a final act that feels disillusioning. Still, expect it to be all the rage.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"Whether through age of cast compared to the age intended for the characters or fiction that leaned more towards real life, the overall messaging and tone felt uneven at times.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"While it drags in places, The Long Walk is hard to shake as it lingers after the credits roll. David Johnson is endearing, yet without more on why the Walk exists, or why it’s so readily accepted, the weight doesn’t fully land.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"From Young Rock and now The Smashing Machine, Johnson’s desire to dig deep is met with a reluctance to be vulnerable. Paired with signature head-inducing Safdie storytelling, we never quite feel like we are being told the whole story, just the glory.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"An emotional, Oscar-bound journey with incredible turns from Johnson and Blunt. Yet by softening the rage behind Kerr, it risks feeling too polished, raising questions about how much truth we’re really shown.Posted Sep 24, 2025"

"Infinity Castle kicks off the epic three-part conclusion of Demon Slayer, a series known for emotional character arcs and breathtaking visuals, and further finds a place in the hearts of long-time lovers and first-time watchers.Posted Sep 18, 2025"

"An action-fueled first act, with stunning visuals made for the big screen. Buckle up, Infinity Castle plunges you into a breathtaking descent where every emotion hits hard.Posted Sep 18, 2025"

"From the opening scene we are introduced to the same conflict, Rudo experiences in the world of haves and have nots. Each episode we build emotional resonance with the characters and world.Posted Aug 20, 2025"

"We can always find value in trash. Gachiakuta spins that truth into a striking anime; beautifully animated, heartfelt, and brimming with timely themes of inequality and resiliencePosted Aug 20, 2025"

"Kafka being at the intersection of peace and chaos brings exciting action scenes and compelling reflections in the world and beyond.Posted Aug 19, 2025"

"Kafka embodies the everyday homely man, with this anime having you rooting and tooting through explosive battles, big-hearted camaraderie, and an ensemble you can’t help but cheer for.Posted Aug 19, 2025"