A decent rom-com that manages to squeeze every last drop from its unique premise, even if the big laughs and revelations are scarce.

Ethan shares an impressive list of hit and obscure movie classics to help make those quarantine hours a lot more interesting.

An unusual eating disorder provides a gripping narrative, but ultimately resorts to audience manipulation to try and prove its points.

Turturro’s vanity project winds up being a disappointing and pointless follow-up to its 1998 progenitor.

The lovable stop-motion sheep are back in a hilarious all-new sci-fi adventure that fans are shear to love.

A less interesting, staler adaptation of the original story that attempts some thought-provoking ideas but fails in execution.

While not for everyone, Richard Stanley’s return to the feature films is phantasmagorically incoherent madness.

Takes the franchise, literally, to the next level with bigger body-swapping laughs and genuine character development.

A messy conclusion to the Skywalker saga that feels creatively spent, overstuffed, and lacking that particular Star Wars magic.

Baumbach brilliantly balances the complexities and emotionally devastating effects of divorce on those involved.