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Wild and eccentric, Sonic Boom is the best of the Sonic the Hedgehog animated series' in terms of bridging both kids and adult tastes.

Tonally wacky but aiming for an older audience, Ultraman Leo's surprising violence highlights a series locking in on its own lore.

Existing for one specific moment in time, Summertree's plain theme and dull drama don't carry well into the modern era.

Trying too hard to earn sympathy, Alamo Bay makes a firm statement against anti-Asian bigotry but does so via overwritten leads.

No joke is too low for MacGruber and it's able to get by on its willingness to dig itself into a hole so juvenile, you have to respect the …

Birdy shows the significant changes Vietnam had on baby boomer kids, losing their easy-going lives, identity, and friendships after coming back home.

A grueling Vietnam that offsets a number of historically inverse films from the era, Casualties of War is a difficult watch but essential in its reality.

Block Part is a warm, celebratory documentary hosted by Dave Chappelle goofing it up for the camera with a great concert line-up of star rappers.

The Babe is an enjoyable biopic of the baseball legend mostly thanks to John Goodman's natural portrayal.

Dian Fossey's life is explored in a routine biopic, Gorillas in the Mist, which fails in focusing on what matters or the complex.

Stop or My Mom Will Shoot did actually happen, and Estelle Getty is only reason anyone mentions it.

Breach is a dramatic spy thriller based on the true story of FBI agent Robert Hanssen that succeeds thanks to Chris Cooper.