Declare your independence from pointless, mind numbing sequels that hit the screen two decades too late.
The Shallows begs neither for a watch nor remembrance, but still sort of manages to be a fun enough time at the movies.
While never as memorable as Finding Nemo, Finding Dory still manages to tell a rousing and entertaining story worthy of the Finding name.
Greta Gerwig is the jewel of Rebecca Miller’s hilarious anti-rom com.
[rating=6.00] Warcraft is a film that never quite stands on its own legs; it toddles around with gusto and desire, but rarely takes more than a few steps without stumbling
The Lonely Island successfully skewers the world of pop with a surprisingly hilarious and deft satire.
A high-concept display of absurdity, The Lobster ultimately fails to stick the landing despite a highly enjoyable opening half.
The Meddler is the most charming cinematic surprise of the season.
Writer/director Shane Black outdoes himself with The Nice Guys.
[rating=8.00] The comedy sequel is one of the trickiest endeavors of movie making a filmmaker can embark on. History has proven time and time again that one successful comedic outing
