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Gorgeous to look at and familiar in form, Raya and the Last Dragon offers an important message at the right time.

One of the best of all Star Wars films, Rogue One brings the franchise's themes, style, and philosophies to the forefront.

Quirky Superheroes Exploding the boundaries of conventional superheroes made for the screen, Doom Patrol takes creative risks and delivers one of the most important, and successful, comic book adaptations …

Death to the Star While it’s easy to bemoan Rogue One’s lack of character development and even the film’s necessity to the lore, rapid pacing, humor, and a sterling …

The Brilliantly Ugly Side of Star Wars The internet did its snarky thing with Todd VanDerWeff’s Rogue One review on Vox. The header, “the first Star Wars movie to …

Welcome to Meh Kristen Wiig plays a women with borderline personality disorder, starring in an absurd, narcissistic television show paid for with her lucky (but not lucky) lottery winnings. …

Significantly improved over Big Hero 5 You can tell Big Hero 6 is from Disney: There is near instantaneous tragedy. After establishment of the world and the necessary science …

Despite some flubs with regards to set-up and delivery, Frozen is studio magic, raw stage showmanship blessed with Disney's penchant for animated charm

Prejudice is laid to the edges of dramatic parody.

As engaging as the writing can be, the film feels like it's losing its way, disconnected from where it began.

Mom always said that if you can't say anything positive, don't say anything at all.