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"Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" wastes none of its ambition to employ dazzling visuals and interesting plot points that will trap you in the never-ending Spider-Verse.

"Sisu" is a gory, albeit slow and slightly unbelievable bloodfest most movie fanatics will not want to miss.

It still uses annoying Disney remake tropes that will draw most away, but it manages to use its source material in a respectful way that will make most gleeful after watching.

Tear-jerking, funny, and above all, glorious, "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3" is the rare trilogy capper that really works.

Filled with insanely-well choreographed fight scenes to a surprising poignant story, "John Wick: Chapter 4" manages to end the "John Wick" series on a higher note than it started.

It is obvious that the "Fast and Furious" series is losing it's speed, but "Fast X" tries very hard to up the stakes of a, what seems like never-ending series to third gear, and in most cases, it succeeds.

Although it feels like the horror-spoof genre has overstayed it's welcome, the almost immaculate mix of horror and comedy makes it seem like maybe there's a bit left to squeeze out.

"Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" isn't exactly a perfect dice roll, but laugh-out-loud comedy and elaborate D&D references will suffice for most viewers.

It's not exactly a 1-UP, but if you know your Mario, then it will not disappoint.

Predictable but competent, "Cocaine Bear" might not be a cult classic, but a great watch for thriller enthusiasts.

Although "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" gets a lot more tiring towards the end, it certainly doesn't take away from the heart put into this average, if not unspectacular sequel.

Its themes and plot seem good on paper, but all "Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania" shows is Marvel's tainted production values.

Still not as unoriginal as other Disney resummonings, but alas, it still is an uneventful bore of sorts, "Peter Pan & Wendy" makes you feel more like you're falling then flying.

"Champions" can't be saved by Woody Harrelson's constant squandering and is nothing but a bunch of sex-related puns.