PG Score: 8/10

Taika Waititi's Thor: Love and Thunder goes too heavy on humor, but its rumbles and romance still make for a thunderous time.

Daniel Espinosa's Morbius fails to make the most of its A-list cast due to uninspired writing and direction.

PG Score: 8/10

PG Score: 7.5/10

No Time to Die hits the mark when it counts, giving Daniel Craig's James Bond a suitable swan song.

PG Score: 5.75/10

Marvel's Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings features stellar kung fu action, a riveting story, and beautiful cinematography.

Nia DaCosta's Candyman blends unsettling scares, a clever script, and real-world issues to form an impressive successor to the '92 original.

James Gunn injects his own vision into the DCEU with The Suicide Squad, and the result is raunchy, fun, and spectacular.

The Green Knight is light on action, but the Arthurian legend is boosted by an effective use of magic and captivating dialogue.

Tom McCarthy's skillful direction and Matt Damon's captivating performance make Stillwater a powerful film.

Leigh Janiak's Fear Street trilogy is impressive in scope, but the film series is often dull and lacking in scares.

Edgar Wright gives us plenty of insight into some important, little-known music history in The Sparks Brothers

PG Score: 3.5/10

In A Quiet Place Part II, John Krasinski has accomplished a rare feat in horror: creating a sequel on par with its predecessor.

Director Ben Wheatley makes a few questionable decisions with In the Earth, but the film's unique qualities make it worthwhile.

Though The Courier occasionally loses steam, Director Dominic Cooke does a commendable job bringing this riveting true story to cinema.

Video game adaptions have a shoddy history, to say the least. Let's take a look at why that is.

Tenet screams for multiple viewings but also demands mental marinating in between.