I thought Roofman would be a silly heist comedy, then suddenly I was emotionally invested in a guy hiding in a Toys R Us.
A beautifully shot film about childhood and chaos, The Florida Project is less about plot and more about perspective, and whether you can stomach living in someone else’s unfiltered reality for two hours.
Tron: Ares is a neon-soaked thrill ride that dazzles in sound and visuals. The story isn’t perfect, but the Dolby theater experience makes it a sensory adventure worth seeing.
A horror movie that proves “truth” can be awkward and “dare” can be deadly.
Materialists proves that romance and behavioral economics might have more in common than we’d like to admit.
One Battle After Another proves that even a quiet dad with a messy past can turn chaos into a full-time cardio workout.
Watching a horror movie is a thrill for the brain, letting us face fear, solve mysteries, and feel alive without any real danger.
Now You See Me 2 proves that even magicians can’t pull the same trick twice without losing a little sparkle.
Now You See Me is all about the ride, and it is absolutely worth taking.
Him is a psychological gut punch that proves the mashup can be terrifying, original, and unforgettable.