Almost two decades after ending their revolutionary sci-fi action trilogy, Lana Wachowski, Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss return for a new chapter… but this game is played out
Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot do the things they’re known for doing in big, busy action-comedies
David Gordon Green and Danny McBride made one great sequel to John Carpenter’s slasher classic, and this is not it
Daniel Craig’s cruel, blunt take on 007 remains incompatible with the franchise’s need to give audiences the comfortable ride they demand
Oh stars as the English department chair at a fictional university, but the Netflix show is more interested in a train-wreck professor
Ryan Reynolds plays a bank teller who realizes he’s a character in a computer game. Somehow, wackiness does not ensue
The director’s adaptation of a French graphic novel jettisons its allegory (and its point) for a watered-down version of the story
James DeMonaco’s exploitation franchise goes back to generic racist mayhem, but still can’t confront its own message.
The pleasant story of two young sea monsters passing for human in an Italian seaside town struggles to be about … well, anything, really.
Gina Rodriguez plays a mother trying to keep her family safe after a mysterious event leaves humanity unable to sleep
Samuel L. Jackson shows up as well, but the ninth film in the torture-porn franchise is just here to play the hits
The series about street urchins who help Holmes and Watson expose supernatural villains is both overcomplicated and underdeveloped
