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Great performances and direction aren’t enough to make up for a nonsensical story and unbelievable circumstances.

Guy Ritchie once again delivers a top-notch British gangster comedy with a standout performance from Hugh Grant.

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.

Will Smith and Martin Lawrence show they still have what it takes to deliver a solid action-comedy.

An overrated thriller with a decent performance from Adam Sandler, but that’s about it.

A masterful work of direction, cinematography and editing that’s unlike any war film you’ve seen before.

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

The Force is tepid, but still entertaining in this otherwise satisfying conclusion to the Skywalker Saga.

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