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Cuckoo
This Alpine resort has everything: mood, creepiness, mood… and… well, that’s about it.
Read More >>Trap
Too few surprises and too many endings makes for a tension-free thriller from M. Night Shyamalan, despite Josh Hartnett’s best efforts.
Read More >>Deadpool & Wolverine
Ryan Reynolds fires off quips and bullets with equal precision, but both the meta-comedy and the exaggerated violence wear thin before the film’s denouement.
Read More >>Twisters
This 28-years-later sequel delivers the weather-porn thrills of its predecessor, while managing to be the tiniest bit less silly when the actors open their mouths.
Read More >>Fly Me to the Moon
The space race is back in the peppy, bouncy ‘Fly Me to the Moon’, but a sparky face-off between NASA launch director Channing Tatum and marketing wizard Scarlett Johansson can’t disguise an outdated feeling.
Read More >>Despicable Me 4
Even die-hard Minions fans may come away disappointed from this half-hearted fourquel.
Read More >>A Quiet Place: Day One
Not much here that the earlier two films didn’t already establish more effectively; its only depth comes from Lupita Nyong’o’s intuitive lead performance.
Read More >>I Saw the TV Glow
Director Jane Schoenbrun’s uneven but impressively ambitious passion project celebrates gender-queer liberation using cult TV homages and hallucinatory horror elements.
Read More >>The Bikeriders
Writer-director Jeff Nichols relies more on mood than narrative to capture the rebellious spirit of 1960s biker gangs.
Read More >>Inside Out 2
This Pixar sequel brings its protagonist into puberty and examines, with humor and poignancy, the complicated process of building an identity.
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