The sequel to the 2015 film, Sicario: Day of the Soldado is a loud, garish drama that seeks to assert every stereotype about Mexico is true.
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Incredibles 2 is a solid outing from Pixar, but after fourteen years of waiting, it should more than live up to its title.
Ari Aster's directorial debut is an unsettling, terrifying look at grief, mental illness, and the lineage we leave our children
The publicly maligned Han Solo origin story finally arrives to answer a series of questions no one needed the answers to.
Deadpool 2 gives us even more of the Merc with a Mouth, for good and for ill, in a sequel that doubles down on everything from the original.
A look at how Jessica Chastain's female spy film 355 came into being, ignited a bidding war at Cannes, and could change the face of film.
A decade's worth of films leads to an action-packed, all-star comic book epic that won't attract new fans but will make the devoted happy.
This Amy Schumer-led comedy touts a message of positivity that's meant to appease a certain demographic while making everyone else hate themselves.
With a charismatic performance by Dwayne Johnson, Rampage will enthrall those who have lost faith of ever seeing the giant monster movies of their youth.
John Krasinski's near silent horror feature draws on the anticipation of scares while crafting a tautly woven family drama.
Steven Spielberg's video game tribute to the '80s showcases the decade's excess but fails to tell an interesting or entertaining story.
This throwback to '80s Cold War spy thrillers is an unpleasant piece of exploitation that doesn't utilize the cast's full potential.
Alex Garland's follow-up to Ex Machina is a cerebral, twisting film about our genetic flaws as human beings bathed in a beautiful nightmare.
Black Panther is a game changer for the Marvel Cinematic Universe with its unique vision and storyline that allows the actors to shine.
Director Luca Guadagnino's opulent summertime romance is one of the year's sexiest and a launchpad for the spellbinding Timothée Chalamet.
After the first film 22 years ago, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle debuts a new way of entering the game determined to please fans, new and old.
Guillermo del Toro's latest is an alluring and delicate tale of acceptance and tolerance anchored by an awards-worthy Sally Hawkins.
Director Rian Johnson presents a worthy follow-up to Force Awakens that's humorous, heartwarming and stunning to look at.
The Disaster Artist is a slick biopic that tries to both lampoon and celebrate its source material, but feels too inside to be accessible.
Pixar returns with another beautifully animated story about family, memory and the nature of tradition in the brightly colored Coco.