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While the film is well-made, it doesn't feel consequential for any of the characters, and the ending does't help.

Guided by an outstanding performance by Ethan Hawke, First Reformed acts as a spiritual sequel to Taxi Driver with its thought-provoking questions and artistic style.

BlackkKlansman contains a bright, vibrant energy only akin to Spike Lee, yet contains a timeless look on racial struggles and violence.

While Infinity War is flawed, it's in the same way that The Force Awakens is flawed. The film manages to successfully combine multiple heroes with differing personalities and put them in a story with a great villain and a jaw-dropping twist.

While low on comedy and deep characterizations, Fallout contains breathtaking action, likable characters, and clever twists and turns.

While flawed in many areas (including special effects and action), Black Panther manages to outweigh the flaws with colorful world-building, memorable characters, and a uniquely philosophical (not political) message.

Deadpool 2 takes everything that made the first one good and doubles it with hilarious comedy, memorable characters, and and an improved storyline.

A horror film with a promising premise that, while uneven with the horror element, proves to be better suited as a well-made family drama-thriller.

An unnecessary sequel that manages to be a well-made, entertaining, OK film.

While failing to live up to the standards of a classic Spielberg blockbuster with its characters and writing, Ready Player One is at least entertaining enough to warrant a watch.

Already a respectable film for not being split into two parts, The Death Cure proves to be a flawed, yet entertaining finale to the Maze Runner Trilogy.

In a franchise of films with many memorable moments, Fallen Kingdom does not have enough spirit to make the film it's own, except for the volcano scene.

Denzel Washington shows off his star-power once again, but the film itself is too slowly paced and doesn't have enough to keep me interested besides the action and one or two likable, if not unoriginal, characters.

Gary Oldman makes the film watchable, but the film is basically a mixture of Ex Machina and 10 Cloverfield Lane, making the film a mess.

With a premise that's been done to death, the film bears no distinguishable humor or personality.

An intriguing premise with good actors, but boring and uninspired with no sense of likability.

The film has talent in front and behind the camera, but the results do not show in this boring Blade Runner-wannabe.

Cardboard characters, sloppy editing, confusing writing, and terrible horror genre cliches ruin what little chances the film had to begin with.