Henry Cavill and company are having so much fun, it’s infectious.

Civil War is an intellectual blockbuster triumph that continues to prove why the writer/director is one of the most compelling storytellers in the contemporary cinematic landscape.

Director Arkasha Stevenson helms a shocking feature debut.

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire is a finely tuned machine of destruction, fan service, and lore expansion.

Road House is a super successful blend of kick-ass and hilarious.

Exhibiting a tone and setting being closer to the late Ivan Reitman’s classic franchise starter, [Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire] isn’t merely a nostalgic throwback, it’s a rekindling of a legend.

Despite some significant flaws, Arthur the King succeeds at its primary goal of being an emotional story about a man and a dog.

Tried-and-true fans of the genre are not going to bat an eye at this rather elementary scare fest.

I’m glad to live in a universe where this horny and hopeful lounge singer is played by WWE fave and future comedy legend John Cena.

If this is a test to see if there’s enough gas left in the tank to inspire a whole new trilogy of Kung Fu Panda movies, the answer is no.