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An enjoyable ‘requel’ that returns to the roots of the meta franchise while introducing a new generation of Ghostface victims.

Lacks the style, excitement, and originality of the original films, coming off as a cynical exercise in franchise-revival.

A Japanese slow burn that makes brilliant use of every frame of its 3-hour runtime; one of the best straight-forward dramas in recent years.

Easily one of the best Marvel films to date thanks to loads of fun two decades in the making.

An alternate take on the franchise that’s fun for fans and those new to SAO universe.

Not a perfect sequel to the original films, but it does makes busting feel good again.

Self-aggrandized and stiff, Villeneuve’s rendition is more proof Herbert’s material may not be suited for cinema.

An improvement over its predecessor, the creepy and kooky family is given new life with with an unexpectedly preposterous road trip premise.

A great spy movie and fitting, emotional conclusion to the Daniel Craig era of 007.

Beautiful cinematography and strong performances (mostly) make up for a weird, disappointing story.