Entertaining? Yes. But ‘Young Washington’ Is Not the Stuff of Serious Historical Drama By Mark Orwoll Seen as a Boy’s Own adventure flick, 'Young Washington' has some selling points.
Poignant ‘Toy Story 5’ Takes Over the World – Deservedly So By Ben Friedman Woody, Buzz, and the gang continue to impart wisdom to new generations of moviegoers.
‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Is Dark, Thoughtful, and Beautiful By Mark Orwoll Hugh Jackman is a serious talent, and he uses his considerable skills to maximum effect here.
‘Goat Girl’ Shows the Inner Turmoil of a Child in 1980s Spain By Ulises Duenas The film does a great job of showing, not telling, the dynamics of Elena’s family.
‘Spider-Noir’ Is Good, Quirky Fun With Talented Nicolas Cage at the Helm By Forrest Hartman Nicolas Cage is a generational talent who is captivating when paired with the right material.
The Saga We Couldn’t Leave Behind: Obsession, Oversaturation, and a Galaxy Far, Far Away By Ben Friedman 'Star Wars' is crossing a new threshold: It is no longer special.
New Film ‘The Breadwinner’ Is Sweet -- Diabetically So By Mark Orwoll Get your insulin shot before you watch this super-saccharine (but occasionally enjoyable) movie.
'The Mandalorian and Grogu’ Makes for a Good (Not Great) Return of ‘Star Wars’ By Ulises Duenas There hasn’t been a 'Star Wars' movie in theaters since before the pandemic, yet the excitement levels here feel low.