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Baz Luhrmann delivers a cinematically dazzling, if inaccurate, portrayal of the King of Rock and Roll.

Cronenberg’s cringeworthy story and “artsy” direction focuses more on visual shock instead of an engaging plot.

A safer, more grounded – but less creative and satisfying – take on the “real” Buzz Lightyear character.

Celebrate Isao Takahata’s Miyazaki-penned animated classic’s 50th anniversary with this fine digital remaster.

An unsatisfying mess, a litany of wasted ideas and unrealized opportunities that end the Jurassic saga on a low note.

Ayumu Watanabe directs a series of snapshots that, despite a few missteps, create a heartfelt slice-of-life story.

Builds perfectly on the original film and soars even higher to give us a blockbuster sequel we didn’t know we needed.

Raimi returns to the Marvel universe with a sequel that’s a perfectly zany follow-up to the original.

Not as fast or funny as the original, but races on to be one of the best video game films around.

An underwhelming story and over-reliance on subpar CGI action make this Spider spin-off a rare Marvel misfire.