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REVIEW: Barbie is Campy, Colorful, and Delightfully Charming
Greta Gerwig's Barbie delivers on the sweetness, satire, and fun performances of its main cast as Mattel's beloved, yet controversial doll lineup.
REVIEW: Oppenheimer is Christopher Nolan's Melancholic Masterpiece of a Biopic
With Oppenheimer, Christopher Nolan's sprawling biopic delivers thanks to its impeccable performances, direction, and haunting spectacle.
REVIEW: Lionsgate's Cobweb Is a Twisty, Creepy Delight
Samuel Bodin's Cobweb scares in the shadows before electrifying audiences with a wild third act.
REVIEW: Shudder's Quicksand is Run-of-the-Mill Survival Horror Fare
Quicksand fails to offer anything new to a familiar subgenre of horror.
REVIEW: Final Cut Offers a Redundant Remake of a Zombie Sensation
Final Cut director Michel Hazanavicius faithfully replicates the original movie's plot and characters, but the result is fairly bland.
REVIEW: Biosphere Takes Big Thematic Swings with a Strong Central Duo
Biosphere is an interesting but imperfect sci-fi dramedy with a lot to say that's elevated by a strong central duo and direction. Here's CBR's review.
REVIEW: Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part One is a Fun Character-Driven Adventure
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning Part 1 is more focused on being enjoyable than needlessly heavy. Here's CBR's review.
REVIEW: Joy Ride is a Raunchy Blast Bolstered by a Killer Cast
Joy Ride is raunchy and hilarious, boasting a talented cast and pitch-perfect script to produce one of the best comedies of the year.
REVIEW: Netflix's Run Rabbit Run Is a Dull Exercise in Exploring Trauma Through Horror
The Australian psychological thriller Run Rabbit Run is all about trauma, but it doesn't offer any rewarding new approach to familiar themes.
REVIEW: Confidential Informant's All-Star Cast Can't Save This Uneven Crime Thriller
Mel Gibson, Dominic Purcell, and Nick Stahl give their all, but they cannot help Confidential Informant from succumbing to mediocrity.
REVIEW: Sheroes is a Mediocre Action Comedy That Settles For the Bare Minimum
Sheroes has committed performers and a frenetic style, but the story is derivative and goes nowhere fast. Here's CBR's Review.
REVIEW: Netflix's Hilarious & Heartbreaking Nimona is Truly Special
Expanding the idiosyncratic ND Stevenson story of the same name into a feature-length story, Netflix's Nimona is a phenomenal achievement.
REVIEW: Wes Anderson's Asteroid City is Fantastic, But Gets Too Distracted in the Second Half
When Wes Anderson's Asteroid City works, it's a charming wonder, but stumbles over its own ambitions and becomes too distracted for its own good.
REVIEW: Surrounded Is a Riveting, Personal Western That's More Than Meets the Eye
Letitia Wright and Jamie Bell deliver phenomenal and emotional performances in Anthony Mandler's poignant western, Surrounded.
REVIEW: Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a Fun (if Flawed) Love Letter to the Franchise
Despite some minor stumbles, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny is a loving, sometimes subversive, and overall fun experience. Here's CBR's review.
REVIEW: Maggie Moore(s) is a Scattered Crime Comedy, Carried By Jon Hamm
There's not much to the murder mystery in Maggie Moore(s), but star Jon Hamm carries the movie with his affable, charming screen presence.
REVIEW: Extraction 2 is Essentially Call of Duty: The Movie, for Better or Worse
Extraction 2 is a basic action movie that's essentially Call of Duty: The Movie -- and when it embraces that, the Chris Hemsworth flick is pretty fun.
REVIEW: Hulu's Jagged Mind Creates Uneven Horror From Domestic Abuse
The blunt, obvious storytelling holds Jagged Mind back from being truly scary or affecting, but has some strong, sporadic moments.
The Blackening Is the Best Horror Movie of the Summer, & Funniest Movie of the Year So Far
The Blackening is the latest horror-comedy to hit theaters, and it's a home run, delivering the best horror movie of the summer.
REVIEW: You'll Never Find Me is a Tense Thriller You Can't Look Away From
Brilliantly directed and carried by two central performances, You'll Never Find Me is a great, self-contained nail-biter.