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Jurassic World Dominion is ultimately an unsatisfying ending to both new and old franchise fans with a weak script, some dodgy special effects, an

Ms. Marvel Episodes 1 & 2 are a delightful introduction to a new corner of the Marvel Universe. You're going to fall in love with Kamala Khan.

The Bob's Burgers Movie is likely going to be enjoyed by the fans who are getting an above-average episode of the show stretched out to a feature-length

Top Gun: Maverick is what you want out of big-budget summer blockbusters with insane cinematography and directing that you're going to feel like you're in

Disney+ & Marvel Studios' Moon Knight Episode 6 sprinted towards the finish line due to poor pacing but it's not a total dealbreaker.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness doesn't have enough multiverse or madness and a story that is a mess, but the moments when it works, it works

Moon Knight Episode 5 has the show stumble regarding inclusive language & a giant (but familiar) red flag has sprung up regarding the finale.

Moon Knight E04 makes two sharp tonal left turns that lean into how weird this show has gotten, but it makes for a chapter that ends right.

Moon Knight episode three might be the most visually exciting chapter so far as it continues to lean into the weird mythology of the show.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 is better than the first one in that it leans into the aspects of the games and the mythos that fans of a Sonic movie want to see,

The first episode of Moon Knight spent very little time explaining to everyone what was going on, which wasn't a bad decision to make, but it did leave

Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore is another frustrating entry into this series. It feels like 142 minutes of setup where ultimately not much

Moon Knight's opener shows promise that it could be Marvel's most unique series but it has to settle into a stronger pacing/storytelling flow.

Morbius is a movie Sony has been trying to make since the early 2000s, and the film being released in 2022 feels like a relic from that early 2000s era of

Moon Knight is a buckwild & weird actioner; a complicated & complex character study that carefully manages the issue of mental illness.

Everywhere Everything All At Once is everything; heartbreaking, heartwarming, absolutely insane, completely logical, and despite it being early in the

The Lost City is exactly what it says on the tin, and we appreciate its honesty. This movie isn't going to change anyone's life, but it's a good time at

X is a love letter to the exploitation films of the 1970s in both the horror and porn world that slasher fans are absolutely going to love every second of.

Turning Red is yet another Pixar homerun that truly captures what it feels like to be a thirteen-year-old girl while also remaining empathetic to

The Batman stumbles from the moment it starts and continues to go downhill. Featuring terrible pacing, a much too long runtime, a story that seems to

No Exit isn't going to change anyone's life, but in terms of direct-to-streaming thrillers, it is solid enough and gets done what it sets out to do.

Uncharted is far from the worst movie you will see this year. However, it is another video game adaptation that fails to adapt the interactive medium to

Marvel Studios' Hawkeye was a great series with a finale that deftly answered questions while leaving intriguing new ones for us to consider.

The Matrix Resurrections is another attempt to make the lightning of the original film strike again. While it is an admirable attempt, it might be time to

The penultimate episode of Hawkeye does an excellent job of raising the stakes, but can it wrap everything up with only one episode to go?

The King's Man isn't as good as the first one, but it's a significant improvement over the sequel and is also its own thing at the same time. It's a bit

Spider-Man: No Way Home is exactly the movie you think it is if you've seen a single trailer for this movie for good and for ill. The first and second

Hawkeye Episode 4 set up more intriguing plot threads & dynamics that will be interesting to see play out over the final two episodes.

In the interest of full disclosure, I have not watched the original Nightmare Alley. I did no research going into this movie about the plot and only

Don't Look Up approaches the idea of denial and fake news with all of the subtly of a 2x4 to the face, and that combined with some genuinely funny moments