In Fabric loses us in Strickland's desire to invoke purposeful weirdness and wins us back with fleeting moments of promise in which clarity seems possible.

Hobbs & Shaw is a powerful persuader that there's more to big, dumb action films like Fast Five than bigness and dumbness.

What always keeps Crawl on the positive side of that dividing line between good and bad is Aja’s undeniable skills as a visual storyteller.

Apollo 11 is a means of conveying an experience and in that capacity it is less successful than First Man despite the authenticity in its images.

Blinded by the Light is about Bruce Springsteen and there's no way in for anyone who doesn't already care about the singer songwriter.

It’s ultimately in a bunch of small details in the second half of Olivia Wilde's new teen comedy Booksmart that the film distinguishes itself.

We would suggest to anyone wanting to revisit the The Lion King to do just that. The 2019 remake by Jon Favreau is wholly sterile.