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Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland show us that whatever their characters are (even the most one-dimensional and boring ones), they still manage to be charismatic film stars and vehicles for world-class performances. Read the full review »

Handled by posh performances from Katherine Heigl and Rosario Dawson, and fiendishly driven by a psychologically-compelling story at its core, Unforgettable is pure diabolical with a lot of romance. Read the full review »

Child's Play works on both the suspenseful and dramatic levels of the horror genre with an effectively creepy first act that soon turns into a cheap investigation film. Fortunately, the story comes back for a thrilling finale. Read the full review »

Not gonna lie, but I was at the edge of my seat the whole time, thanks to Laura Dern's profound and exceptional performance, and a haunting dramatic story that would stay in our minds in the years to come. Read the full review »

Unfortunately, as with a film starring A-list actors whom are all worth-mentioning, Collide is a disappointing collision of romantic drama and crime-action that may sometimes get stuck within its tonal silliness. Read the full review »

Colossal is a familiar indie dramedy dynamic, but its combination of science-fiction antics with a hysterical performance from Anne Hathaway makes it highly-original and refreshing to watch. Read the full review »

In a world where Mission: Impossible and Fast and Furious rule the action movies, xXx: Return of Xander Cage drops its supposed to be rollicking premise in favor of its dour foolishness. Read the full review »

The Lego Batman Movie is, above else, a crazy ride from start to finish. Sometimes it maybe too much of the messy and forgettable parts. But in comparison to DC's self-serious universe, this is certainly a breath of fresh air. Read the full review »

Besides from a tight storytelling, Mark Wahlberg and the rest of the powerhouse gang shine in this engrossing chronicle that shows the details of the Boston Marathon bombing investigation, as well as to pay tribute to its real-life heroes. Read the full review »

There's nothing really special here except for the likeable personality of Gene Wilder, who is both strange yet charming in this unfunny and unromantic romcom. Read the full review »

With her crowd-pleasing and weighty charm on-screen, Michelle Pfeiffer naturally puts a dashing superstar into a vulnerable leading lady in this 1988 non-typical mobster flick. Read the full review »

In this post-Mad Max: Fury Road era of cinema, it's hard to match anything that could top it in the action genre, and The Fate of the Furious tries to imitate those heights, but eventually runs out of gasoline. There are some moments where you jus... Read the full review »

INITIAL REVIEW: Don't @ me: I wanted to like this movie, but after watching it, I can say that Avengers: Infinity War is the weakest entry in the Avengers trilogy. Read the full review »

INITIAL REVIEW: My choice for second best comic book movie of all-time next to X-Men: Days of Future Past. Believe me, this will become a future classic. Read the full review »

Table 19 offers nothing new to the table of romantic comedies - wedding gags, overstuffed with characters, and awkwardly inserted love stories - that ends up being flawed but serviceable. Read the full review »

Seriously speaking, the members of Power Rangers have the depth to start their own franchise. And seriously speaking again, the movie's sloppy, ridiculous, formulaic narrative have the guts to end it (consider that as a warning). Read the full review »