John Roebuck

There's certainly nothing as radiant as the Bill Murray cameo from the original. Double Tap is more Zombieland, for better or for worse.

One of the most painful things for the character of the Joker has always surely been that, at the end of the day, he simply isn't funny.

Technology aside, Ang Lee's Gemini Man is an underwhelming film, with a woefully underwritten script and uneven, waddling direction.

Good Boys is funnier than most comedies but that is more telling of the climate of contemporary comedy than it is many virtues on the part of this film.

Ad Astra is concurrently simple and ambitious in its purpose. It is the sort of film that might have been set anywhere and just happens to be set in space.

Andy Muschietti's IT Chapter 2 retains the failings of its predecessor while unwittingly jettisoning many of its strengths.

There aren't many films that highlight the horror of colonialism in the manner that The Nightingale does. There should be more.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood would have been better had the final act showed the same understanding of what was working as everything that preceded it.