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Sam Raimi’s gift for laughs and screams is on full display in this survival-of-the-fittest dark comedy.
Wit, style, and some inescapably catchy songs has earned this Sony-Netflix animated feature a well-deserved global fandom.
The cars go vroom but the characters fail to register in this technically proficient and dramatically vacant auto-racing saga.
Danny Boyle and Alex Garland reteam for a sequel to their zombie smash that’s got a lot of heart – and other organs.
Fans of the original have no reason to seek out the live-action remake, which competently rehashes the beloved animated classic while adding almost nothing new.
A Wes Anderson with all of the typefaces and upholsteries you’d expect, but none of the heart or soul of his best films.
This reboot-remake-sequel never strays far from what’s expected but succeeds thanks to cornball charm and some stirring fight sequences.
This pleasant-enough remake of the animated film never quite justifies why that animated film needed to be remade in the first place.
Taking itself seriously while defying audiences to do likewise, this eighth entry features enough globe-trotting, jaw-dropping action to make the nearly three-hour running time fly right by.
More snappy, shocking deaths in a satisfying sequel crafted to bring the mayhem to a conclusion. Maybe.
Something is rotten in the state of Verona — namely, this insipid Kidz Bop take on one of the greatest romantic tragedies of all time.
Entertaining Marvel team-up tale proves you can make a banquet out of odds and ends that were stuck in the back of the fridge.
Disney’s umpteenth live-action remake of an animated classic turns out to be another bad apple.
Director Alex Parkinson remakes his own deep-sea doc as a narrative feature but gets lost in the shallows.