An awe-inspiring World War II drama of expert photography, acting, structure, and editing. One of the year’s best.

Though not quite as good as preceding films, this new Apes is still superior entertainment and a technological masterstroke.

Juvenile, hyperactive, and awkward, the latest Spidey reboot is the worst Spider-Man film to date.

A third helping of delightfully goofy family fare with great animation, laughs, and even some heart.

Preachy, melodramatic, with surprisingly bad performances; what could’ve been a simple friendship story disappoints.

Though as conventional and predictable as most inspirational sports dramas, the third Cars is still an enjoyable film.

This shark thriller would have been far less disappointing had it not been for that awful twist ending.

A supernatural action thriller/comedy at pains to be as unimaginative and uninteresting as possible.

The first successful DC Extended Universe film; engaging and terrific comic book entertainment.

Though not edifying, this 3D animated comedy is wonderful silly entertainment for both kids and adults.