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Toy Story is one of the most consistently incredible franchises around, and the impressive fifth installment not only justifies its existence but feels like a necessary response to how much the world has changed in the past three decades. Toy Story 5 expertly stays true to what audiences love about the movies while adapting to the modern age, blending iconic characters with charming new additions. It’s sure to be not only one of the best family films of the year, but one of the best films of the year, period.

This is a summer blockbuster made for cinephiles, with no IP attachment and no overreliance on obvious Easter eggs. Even if you aren't entirely in awe of what Spielberg and Koepp have cooked up, there is still plenty to be impressed by. As a Spielberg devotee, Disclosure Day gave me exactly what I wanted from his return to the alien movie.

Ultimately, whether or not you will enjoy the new Scary Movie will depend on whether or not you liked the previous five. If you did, this one will feel like a silly reunion with an old friend. If you didn't, this one will not change your mind about the saga's over-the-top antics and gross-out shock humor.

Far from a gritty reimagining, this new version of Masters of the Universe is determined to wink at the camera and appeal to your nostalgia. Not everything works, and it would have been nice to have a more menacing villain, but it's a good time if you leave your cynicism at the door.

Obsession never lets audiences forget that Nikki’s obsession may be supernatural, but Bear’s entitlement is painfully human.

Whether you're a fan of the miniseries or are just discovering Kane Parsons' wildly successful franchise for the very first time, Backrooms is a door that any horror fan should absolutely walk through.

Full of blood and murder and Gothic flair, what makes Victorian Psycho so good is that it doesn't need to pretend to be artsy or take itself too seriously.

Stan and Reinsve both give restrained but emotional performances.

Ultimately, Tuner is an enjoyable caper with a lot of elements you've seen in other movies, but rarely in this order. Impeccable production and subtle commentary will be a delight for cinephiles, while the unique setup keeps you engaged right up until the final note is played.

Full Phil accomplishes the rare task of making the viewer less and less sympathetic to these two exhausting characters.