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Monkey Man
Dev Patel makes a dazzling directorial debut that mixes stylish ultra-violence with a provocative political point of view.
Read More >>Sasquatch Sunset
Featuring wordless performances by a heavily disguised Jesse Eisenberg and Riley Keough, this boldly surreal Bigfoot comedy from David and Nathan Zellner has surprising emotional depth.
Read More >>Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
One of the better American Godzilla movies delivers the giant-monster-fighting goods, even if waiting for the grand finale occasionally feels like a chore.
Read More >>Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
A franchise once built on comedy with some creepy ghosts on the side now feels more committed to nostalgic brand-building, sprinkled with forgettable scares and half-hearted attempts at humor.
Read More >>Kung Fu Panda 4
Brisk, exciting and genuinely funny, ‘Kung Fu Panda 4’ is the highlight of this long-running franchise, furthering the hero’s journey to enlightenment, working wonders with its ensemble cast, and embracing the philosophical spirit of kung fu.
Read More >>Dune: Part Two
The second chapter of Denis Villeneuve’s epic adaptation delivers on the visual grandeur and political intrigue, even if the characters tend to be reduced to their plot function.
Read More >>Drive-Away Dolls
This lumbering lesbian road-trip “comedy” lurches its way toward nowhere in particular.
Read More >>Madame Web
Despite a tangled narrative web, this arachnid superhero saga makes a far better would-be tentpole in Sony’s Spider-verse than ‘The Amazing Spider-Man 2’ or ‘Venom’, thanks mainly to Dakota Johnson.
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Lisa Frankenstein
This female-gaze take on 1980s teen movies must have looked great on paper, but it never comes to life on screen.
Read More >>Argylle
Yet another star-packed, high-gloss caper lacking in wit, stakes, charm, or a reason to exist.
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