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Superman (2025)

7 / 10

So despite the DCU having already gotten an unofficial start with Blue Beetle TWO YEARS ago, the newly rechristened DCU kickstarts its new beginnings with, who else, but Superman. The last time he started a franchise set to take down Marvel, it wa... Read the full review »

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New Hotaru The Hyper Swindler (2005) added to Want to See list.

Sovereign (2025)

6 / 10

Writer / director Christian Swegal‘s “Sovereign” is a grim, compelling slow-burn that rides the edge of true crime and psychological drama. Loosely inspired by the real-life case of Jerry and Joseph Kane, the film follows a father (Nick Offe... Read the full review »

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Nuked (2025)

6 / 10

After an opening that’s heavy with raunchy sex jokes, I was afraid that director Deena Kashper‘s “Nuked” was going to take the lazy way out. But instead of serving up an unimaginative adult comedy that confuses vulgarity with humor, the mo... Read the full review »

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The Floaters (2025)

6 / 10

Everybody loves a summer camp movie (I know I do), and “The Floaters” is a bright, breezy reminder of why the genre can be so charming. Set in a Jewish summer camp that feels authentic down to every bunk bed and latke, director Rachel Israel g... Read the full review »

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Jurassic World Rebirth (2025)

6 / 10

“Jurassic World Rebirth” swings the franchise back to where it all started, both literally and thematically. Leaning hard into nostalgia, director Gareth Edwards peppers his film with sequences that mirror the most memorable moments from the o... Read the full review »

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28 Years Later (2025)

8 / 10

Director Danny Boyle (along with screenwriter Alex Garland) makes a seriously intense return to the world of the rage virus with “28 Years Later,” a gory, blood-soaked expansion of the landmark horror saga that began over twenty years ago with... Read the full review »

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M3GAN 2.0 (2025)

5 / 10

Two years after the viral chaos of “M3GAN,” the fan favorite homicidal AI doll is back — or at least her digital echo is. Director Gerard Johnstone‘s “M3GAN 2.0” swaps out the cheeky satire and deliciously campy horror of the original... Read the full review »

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Out of Plain Sight (2025)

8 / 10

Directed by journalist Rosanna Xia and filmmaker Daniel Straub, “Out of Plain Sight” is one of the most chilling and vital environmental documentaries in recent memory, providing a cinematic wake-up call to the toxic legacy that continues to p... Read the full review »

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Ballerina (2025)

6 / 10

Director Len Wiseman‘s “Ballerina” doesn’t have much in the way of story or substance, but it makes up for it with stylish, bloody violence and impeccably choreographed, non-stop action that helps cover up how shallow it really is. This is... Read the full review »

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Materialists (2025)

9 / 10

Writer / director Celine Song’s second feature, “Materialists,” is a razor-sharp, emotionally intelligent modern relationship drama that both skewers and sympathizes with the transactional world of contemporary dating. Set against the sleek... Read the full review »

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A Minecraft Movie (2025)

2 / 10

I let out a huge sigh of relief when the final credits of the loud, lazy, and painfully unfunny “A Minecraft Movie” finally rolled. This nearly unbearable adventure squanders the already minimal creative potential of its source material and ev... Read the full review »

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F1 The Movie (2025)

8 / 10

“F1: The Movie” is exactly what you’d expect from a big budget, full-throttle, action-drama directed by “Top Gun: Maverick“‘s Joseph Kosinski: fast cars, big sound, bigger egos, and a steady stream of testosterone. Packed with slow-mot... Read the full review »

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The Phoenician Scheme (2025)

8 / 10

Wes Anderson’s “The Phoenician Scheme” is a return to form. It’s not quite a masterpiece, but certainly is a confident, visually rich, and highly entertaining addition to his oeuvre. Nestled somewhere in the upper middle of his filmography... Read the full review »

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Ocean with David Attenborough (2025)

6 / 10

The documentary “Ocean with David Attenborough” tends to prioritize education over entertainment, which can make for a dull viewing experience. The information is compelling and well-delivered, but the tone is repetitive and mundane. Luckily,... Read the full review »

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How to Train Your Dragon (2025)

7 / 10

Director Dean DeBlois‘ live action version of “How to Train Your Dragon” is nothing short of a (pun intended) soaring success, proving that not all remakes are hollow nostalgia grabs. This adaptation follows the 2010 animated original closel... Read the full review »

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14 and Under (1973) added to Want to See list.

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M3GAN 2.0 (2025)

4 / 10

Part of me is still surprised that the first M3GAN was as memorable as it was, putting aside the obvious that it kick-started an actually good January movie streak. Recycling it’s concepts from Chucky, Terminator, Orphan and even IRobot for the... Read the full review »

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The Old Guard 2 (2025)

5 / 10

While it didn’t make it onto my Best of 2020 list, one of the few movies I vividly remember actually enjoying during my perpetual rut in the pandemic was The Old Guard. While clearly dumb action fluff hook, line and sinker, it cared enough to tr... Read the full review »

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