It's somewhat surprising we went this long without Nic Cage slipping into Dracula's cowl. It wasn't entirely worth it.

The loss of Chadwick Boseman helps shade Ryan Coogler's highly anticipated follow-up, when it isn't overcompensated with other storytelling duties.

Movie No. 7 in the long-running action franchise keeps the splatter intact while introducing an unfamiliar new element: heart.

Miles Teller joins Cruise for a surprisingly, and against all odds, tender tale about parents and sons, reaching for the stars, and supersonic daredevilry.

Lana Wachowski's return to the story which made her a household name skirts the line between reboot and sequel, finding new emotional resonance in the process.

Amid the forced gags and disorienting battles are glimpses of an emotional depth which the world's biggest franchise has typically shrunk away from.

Finally arriving in theaters after pandemic delays, this long-awaited Bond 007 adventure is sometimes stunning but stuffed with ideas which can't find harmony.

An electric pace and unabashedly sentimental core help this symbiote-sprinkled franchise inch closer to its truest, fullest self.

Tony Leung is the not-so-secret weapon to the MCU's first origin story since "Captain Marvel," an overlong but exciting and thematically intriguing entry.

Less an expansive Marvel entry than a deeper one, "Black Widow" stays relatively low to Earth before indulging bombastic tendencies in its third act.

“Godzilla vs. Kong” succeeds because it finds compromise between its foes’ enduring pop culture status and the technical calculations (and deep pockets) of modern Hollywood to turn that status into bracing spectacle.