Reviews
Batman Knightfall: Part 1 - Knightfall is the first DC Animated film since last year's Batman Azteca. Read our Batman Knightfall: Part 1 - Knightfall review.
- Zanda Gubecka
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The 16th edition of Binisaya closes with Sandy, a film from the regions that do not need to elaborate on their own culture or overstate it in order to have a message worth sharing and be proud of.
Tackling destiny and time travel shenanigans, My Adventures With Superman Season 3 takes the Adult Swim series in an interesting but overdone direction.
- Zanda Gubecka
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Matt Johnson’s ‘Tony’ is loosely inspired by Anthony Bourdain’s successful autobiographical exposé into the life of a culinary craftsman, taking place during one summer in 1975, when a young Bourdain first discovered his passion for the kitchen.
- Jack Raskovich
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Every letter sent in Dear You is not just a simple letter; they are proof that someone is still thinking about you across thousands of miles and decades of longing.
DC Studios’ latest endeavor is here with the HBO series ‘Lanterns’. Does it live up to the hype? Read our full review below.
- Ethan Hall
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‘The Ninth Jedi’ has the bones of a great Star Wars story: a fascinating new mythology, a compelling heroine, and an alternate take on the sequel trilogy that actually understands what made that era of the franchise so frustrating.
There’s a world somewhere in which House of the Dragon actually is about the tragic and self-inflicted destruction of a dynasty’s mandate. This isn’t that.
- Tucker Clark
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The fourth standalone film featuring Tom Holland as the web-head, ‘Spider-Man: Brand New Day’ is here— read our full review.
- Ethan Hall
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Nicolas Winding Refn returns to the big screen with much of what he’s known for. The film is both better and worse for it.
- Tucker Clark
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The sixth film in the beloved Evil Dead franchise might be its darkest yet, having an emphasis on scares rather than comedy.Â
- Leah Peifer
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With his third film of the decade releasing, at this point it's fair to say that Sir Christopher Nolan is only in the business of crafting masterworks.
- Mohaned Mamdouh
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