She-Hulk: Has The Best Debut Episode Of A DisneyPlus Marvel Show
A strong likeable lead, comedic chops and Hulk family dynamics drive a strong debut for MCU’s latest show on Disney+ Hotstar
Hollywood Review
The Humans Sees Family Drama Through the Lens of Horror
A family comes together for Thanksgiving, only for things to fall apart
Marvel Wants You To Remember How Cute Baby Groot Is
The five-episode anthology, I Am Groot, is largely pointless. But it sure is adorable
Thirteen Lives Flattens An Incredible True Story
On the plus side, the film hasn’t been hijacked by Hollywood excess. Unfortunately, it’s got less heart than the documentary on the same subject, The Rescue
Bullet Train May Not Be Fast Or Furious, But It's Fun
There’s a bounty of $10 million dollars, an escaped snake and a growing pile of bodies. But all the film wants to do is make you laugh
Crimes Of The Future Looks For Inner Beauty In Body Horror
David Cronenberg’s first film in eight years is a bittersweet concoction of the director’s biggest ideas
Persuasion Is Wholly Regrettable
Sure, it could have been worse, but as adaptations go, this is bad enough
Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Is Compelling And Imaginative Television
With bold story choices that honor what’s come before and grand spectacle designed for modern audiences, the show serves as a perfect gateway to the Star Trek franchise
Who is Ghislaine Maxwell? Feels More Like a Gossip Session Than an Investigation
The documentary mini-series tries to shift the focus away from Jeffery Epstein and on to his partner, Ghislaine Maxwell
Thor: Love and Thunder: Lots of Flash & Fun, But the Film Doesn’t Soar
A tender love story, a solid villain, a spaceship pulled by goats — Taika Waititi has packed a lot into the latest addition to the MCU. Unfortunately, it’s not enough
Thor: Love And Thunder Can’t Balance Its Sentiment With Its Spectacle
True to its title, the new Thor film is one part big heart, but the other part is empty spectacle and great noise
Minions: The Rise of Gru Is Fun, If Strikingly Unoriginal
There’s warmth and good-natured humour, but there’s also too much in this film that feels borrowed
