Nick Schager

A confident and unnerving allegorical gem.

A cute and funny sequel that treads well-worn territory and yet manages to elicit its fair share of waterworks, it’s not the series’ best but, in most respects, is still better than the rest.

The summer’s must-see for anyone with a taste for ferocious pandemonium.

Straining for both timeliness and throwback thrills, it’s an alien affair that never delivers the grand payoffs it teases.

A familiar stew that’s as scattershot as ever, and engineered to appeal to teens who can’t get enough jokes about sex, race, and movies they’ve already seen.

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug, and fans are apt to overdose on it with this rollicking live-action affair.

Casts a surrealistic spell that’s unlike anything else in contemporary cinema.

As good as crime cinema gets, and one of 2026’s biggest surprises—and undisputed highlights.

Simplistic, scattershot, and—worst of all—unfunny, it’s a social commentary-laced crime comedy of insufferable proportions.

A swashbuckling space Western that deftly marries combative spectacle and kid-friendly cuteness.