Void of emotion and humanity, the latest MonsterVerse installment focuses on its main event rather than telling an actual story.

Misses more than it hits, a hidden-camera comedy that aims for a less cynical approach that ends up less funny.

Offers no insight into the unique position of the protagonist – or any entertaining basketball moments.

Predictable and derivative, an epic that misses the mark with its mechanical plot and uncharismatic characters.

A live-action / animation hybrid that earnestly respects the classic style and routines of the original characters.

More focused on preserving its twists than conveying its poignant themes, Bliss is still an intriguing product of a definite creative vision.

An intoxicating revenge flick, even when it gets caught between character study and psychological thriller.

A deeply personal film with effortless storytelling, Minari deftly portrays the cost of hard work and its effects on those around you.

Zhao’s picture helps us see a different lifestyle in our society and the people living it.

Pixar’s least accessible, but most experimental film to date; a jazzy work of art for those who take the time to explore its depths.