Reviews
The Last Of Us Season 1 Finale Review: As Brutal And Powerful As We’ve Come To Expect
“Look for the Light,” the Last of Us Season 1 finale, is as simultaneously difficult to watch and as excellent as the rest of the series.
Everyone Hates Adam Driver’s New Jurassic Park Rip-Off
Adam Driver’s latest, 65, is getting ripped apart on Rotten Tomatoes by both audiences and critics.
History Of The World: Part 2 Series Premiere Review
The History of the World: Part 2 series premiere is hit-or-miss, but very Mel Brooks.
Ant-Man Quantumania Writer Is Despondent Over The Movie’s Terrible Reception
Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania screenwriter Jeff Loveness says the film’s poor performance really got him down, but he found a way to pull himself back up.
Gattaca Is The Revival Series We Really Need
A television revival of the cult 1997 sci-fi movie Gattaca could explore its themes further in the style of neo-noir mysteries.
The 25 Worst Movies Ever Made
Giant Freakin Robot’s team compiled the 25 worst movies ever made according to critics, a list led by Is That A Gun In Your Pocket and The Singing Forest.
The Consultant Series Premiere Review: A Forgettable Workplace Thriller With Too Much Build-Up
Amazon’s The Consultant tries too hard to be mysterious and doesn’t take advantage of its chief talent.
Whistleblower Claims Professional Reviewers Aren’t Allowed To Give Negative Scores
A former IGN writer claims he and other writers weren’t allowed to write negative comic book reviews for the site.
Shocking Ant-Man And The Wasp: Quantumania Reactions Are Pouring In
The early word on Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania is overall positive with some dissenters but pretty much everyone singing Jonathan Majors’ praises as Kang.
Shrinking Series Premiere Review: A Laugh Out Loud Dramedy That Could Use Less Jason Segel
Deputy Editor Michileen Martin loved the first two episodes of Shrinking, but he wants to see more of the cast front and center.
Poker Face Series Premiere Review: A Brilliant Callback To Seventies Mysteries, Bursting With Talent
In the first couple of episodes of Poker Face, Natasha Lyonne and Rian Johnson deliver a smart and delightful set of character-driven mysteries.
Star Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Finale Review: A Satisfying, But Imperfect Conclusion
Star Trek: Prodigy’s Season 1 finale is good, but its format limits its punch.
One Of Clint Eastwood’s Biggest Movies Is Streaming For Free
The 1985 Clint Eastwood Western Pale Rider is currently streaming for free (with ads) on Tubi.
Daniel Craig’s Best Movie Made Him A Pathetic Bad Guy
Daniel Craig’s best movie role was as a pathetic villain in Road to Perdition.
Colin Farrell’s Best Movie Ever Is Trending On Streaming
Colin Farrell’s The Banshees of Inisherin is trending on HBO Max.
The Witcher: Blood Origin Reviews Are In, And They All Say The Same Thing
While most of us won’t be able to watch The Witcher: Blood Origin until Christmas Day, the reviews are starting …
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Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Reviewed: A Dark, Brilliant Take On An Old Tale
Perhaps one of the strangest things about 2022 in near hindsight is that a single year could produce no less …
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Mel Gibson’s Best, Sweatiest Movie Isn’t Mad Max
Mel Gibson has been a movie star for so long that it can be difficult to remember there was a …
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Kevin Bacon’s Best Movie Is His Most Horrifying Ever
Kevin Bacon holds an interesting place in Hollywood: over the course of his long career, he has been a movie …
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Alan Rickman’s Best Movie Is Not Die Hard
When Alan Rickman passed away in 2016 at age 69 due to pancreatic cancer, the world lost an icon of …
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Glass Onion Review: A Fantastic And Surprisingly Timely Sequel
Our reviewer argues that while you can wait until next month to watch Glass Onion, you’d do well to catch it in theaters first.
Andor Season 1 Finale Review: The Rebellion Is Here And It’s Glorious, But Will Fans Show Up?
Our reviewer argues the Andor Season 1 finale dials what’s best about the series up to max volume, but he wonders if it lacks the flash for wider appeal.
Spirited Review: A Classic Tale, Told With A Moderate Amount Of Energy
Spirited is unlikely to become a new Christmas classic, but it’s still fun to watch Will Ferrell get frustrated.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Review: Epic, Heartbreaking, And Maybe Marvel’s Best
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is finally here, and our reviewer says it just might be the best thing Marvel Studios has ever made.
Netflix Enola Holmes 2 Reviews Are Just What You’d Expect
Enola Holmes 2 is receiving positive reviews from both critics and viewers, much the same as the first film did.
Dwayne Johnson’s New Movie Getting Wildly Different Scores From Critics And Audiences
Audiences love Dwayne Johnson’s DC film Black Adam, but critics absolutely hate it, according to Rotten Tomatoes.
Werewolf By Night Review: The Halloween Special Will Make You Ravenous For More Marvel Horror
The Werewolf by Night special is a perfect addition to the Halloween season, and the best thing Marvel has done in the past couple of years.
Andor Series Premiere Review: The Best Star Wars Project In Years
Judging by its first three episodes, Diego Luna’s new Star Wars series promises to be the most impressive project to come out of the franchise in a long time.
Why Star Trek: Enterprise Failed And How It Nearly Worked
Enterprise’s producers never had any faith in Star Trek fans and so it wasn’t long before Star Trek fans lost faith in them.
Pinocchio Review: Visually Impressive And Utterly Forgettable
Disney’s live-action Pinocchio remake looks pretty, but feels like a perfunctory successor to the original.
