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Thor returns in another direct comedy, Love and Thunder, but it's another listless and hollow superhero effort from Marvel.

Lightyear merely exists amid the modern animation deluge, and feels hopelessly out of creative ideas in its effort to sell toys.

While still imperfect and slow, Star Trek: The Motion Picture remains a captivating sci-fi story built on superb characterization.

Drive is an energetic, funny, absurd action lark and one of the best of its kind from the 1990s.

Dirty Dancing crosses generational boundaries for its music-rich romance, and it's lost none of its power through the years.

Sonic the Hedgehog 2 makes for plenty of empty, hollow fun with the thinnest of purpose, but it's enjoyable junk food.

The beloved television drama from Julian Fellowes, Downton Abbey returns for another rousing screen adventure featuring everyone's favorite characters and a few surprises.

Surreal, wild, inventive, and totally lacking control, Everything Everywhere All at Once celebrates life's possibilities and chaos.

A lousy, hastily conceived sequel, Child's Play 3 is a meandering dud even at its best.

While all about the kills, Child's Play 2 at least employs a smart perspective while the murder spree breaks out.

A clever, lasting satire on Saturday morning TV and toy culture, Child Play's ludicrous premise holds up because the theme is so ingrained.

A clever twist on both war and sci-fi, Edge of Tomorrow still looks spectacular amid a brainy, entertaining concept.