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Takes zero risks with its story, characters, or stakes, Disney continues their recent streak of safe, familiar, and forgettable entertainment.

Generic, yet watchable, Berry’s directorial debut lands too many misery punches to be worth getting in the cage to begin with.

The promise of a refreshing genre mash-up never gets realized in Wright’s stagnant pseudo-horror.

Visually crafty, Hall’s directorial debut is a bait-and-switch version of its highly intriguing concept.

Its themes of abandonment and forgiveness feel overused, but lives off its performances alone.

A promising zombie-heist action mashup ruined by poor execution and uninteresting characters.

An ADD-fueled apocalyptic family adventure that’s not as inventive or clever as the premise would have you believe.

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.