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Netflix’s ‘Spiderhead’ Is A Subpar Retelling Of A Classic Short Story

Max Bindernagel August 5, 2022

How The Lead Diver Behind The Thai Cave Rescue Made ‘Thirteen Lives’ Realistic

Josh Shepherd August 5, 2022

Shania Twain Biopic Reminds Us Feminism Can Actually Be Sexy And Fun

Teresa Mull August 4, 2022

Here’s The Christian Message You Might Have Missed In ‘Thor: Love And Thunder’

Samuel Mangold-Lenett July 26, 2022

Jordan Peele’s ‘Nope’ Is Almost The Great American UFO Story

Ron Capshaw July 22, 2022

As Americans Become Harder To Shock, Horror Flick ‘The Black Phone’ Thrills With Simplicity

Ally Hall July 18, 2022

New ‘Elvis’ Film Shows How Social Media Killed Celebrity Talent

Teresa Mull July 14, 2022

‘No Time To Die’ Is Garbage

David Harsanyi July 7, 2022

Success Of ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ Puts Excuses For Disney’s Failed, Woke ‘Lightyear’ To Bed

Jordan Boyd July 6, 2022

Beavis And Butt-Head Are Back With A Movie And Haven’t Matured At All

Auguste Meyrat July 5, 2022

3 New Movies For Weekend Streaming: ‘Terror On the Prairie,’ ‘Rise,’ And ‘Operation Mincemeat’

Josh Shepherd July 2, 2022

‘Downton Abbey: A New Era’ Is A Mellow Family Reunion For Downton Lovers

Teresa Mull June 30, 2022

7 Nostalgic ’80s Remakes Ranked, With ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ At No. 1

Josh Shepherd June 29, 2022

‘Jerry And Marge Go Large’ Is A Heart-Warming Defense Of The Twilight Years And Community

Auguste Meyrat June 29, 2022

‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ Needs Fewer Teeth And More Philosophy

Rich Cromwell June 23, 2022

Dull ‘Lightyear’ Is Another Victim Of Bored, Woke Filmmakers

Auguste Meyrat June 23, 2022

After Disney Doubles Down On Sexualizing Kids, ‘Lightyear’ Falls Way Short At Box Office

Elise McCue June 20, 2022

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Proves Hollywood Can Succeed Without Kowtowing To China

Helen Raleigh June 10, 2022

Cold War Nostalgia In ‘Stranger Things 4’ Explains U.S. Elite’s Russia Obsession

Elise McCue June 3, 2022

‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Isn’t Just Nostalgia For The 80s, It’s Nostalgia For American Greatness

Elle Purnell June 1, 2022

Netflix’s ‘Senior Year’ Would Be A Ridiculous Satire Of Woke Culture If It Weren’t So Accurate

Elise McCue May 26, 2022

The Real Horror Of ‘Doctor Strange 2’ Is How It Opens A Portal To The Universe Of Wokeness

Beth Whitehead May 25, 2022

Artist Steve Ditko’s Mystical Vision Comes To Life In ‘Doctor Strange’ Sequel

Ron Capshaw May 11, 2022

Sam Raimi’s ‘Doctor Strange 2’ Is An Anti-Woke Masterstroke

Peter Pischke May 10, 2022

In ‘The Northman,’ Director Robert Eggers Explores The Depths Of Human Depravity

Aaron Gleason April 27, 2022

‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ Is Nothing All Over The Place For Two And A Half Hours

Hans Fiene April 22, 2022

Michael Bay Delivers Subtle Patriotism Amid Explosions And Suspense In ‘Ambulance’

Ron Capshaw April 20, 2022

Why The 1977 Film ‘Jesus Of Nazareth’ Is Worth Adding To Good Friday And Easter Celebrations

Casey Chalk April 14, 2022

‘Sonic the Hedgehog 2’ Is Blissfully Free Of Politics And Full Of Fun And Nostalgia

Peter Pischke April 12, 2022

Chris Pine Elevates The Plight Of Veterans In Patriotic Thriller ‘The Contractor’

Ron Capshaw April 11, 2022

Mark Wahlberg On ‘Tough Grace,’ Mel Gibson, And The Holy Week Premiere Of ‘Father Stu’

Josh Shepherd April 8, 2022

Marvel’s New ‘Morbius’ Movie Lacks Heart And A Compelling Storyline That CGI Can’t Fix

Ron Capshaw April 6, 2022

‘The Batman’ May Be Worst Bat Film Ever Made

Aaron Gleason March 17, 2022

Disney’s ‘Turning Red’ Is An Embarrassing And Offensive Allegory About Menstruation

Peter Pischke March 15, 2022

Fun But Forgettable Time-Travel Dramedy ‘The Adam Project’ Is One Big Sci-Fi Remix

Josh Shepherd March 11, 2022

‘The Batman’ Is The Caped Crusader’s Darkest And Most Interesting Yet

Ron Capshaw March 9, 2022

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