Though its lugubrious and plodding narrative spins its wheels ahead of someone coming along to fill T’Challa’s shoes, Wakanda Forever does stand
Human Resources proves that there’s both comedy and poignancy yet to be mined from Big Mouth’s impulse-creature conceit.
The film treats its premise as the backdrop for a trite celebration of empowerment and teamwork among professional women.
The visual album proposes a pan-African vision of legacy, abundance, and unity.
The film struggles to both honor and redeem the past before everything comes to a close.
Universal outfits Peele’s neurotic, fatally self-conscious film with a luxurious transfer that should please fans.
The audacity of the film’s assertion of a queer African identity shouldn’t be overlooked.
Peele’s follow-up to Get Out unnervingly speaks to the issues affecting a divided nation.
There’s a narrative lopsidedness to Black Panther that sharply undercuts Killmonger’s emotional journey.
The Last Jedi is largely content to further the themes and narrative strategies of J.J. Abrams’s predecessor.
This socially observant chess drama looks spectacular on Disney’s Blu-ray release.
Mira Nair’s Queen of Katwe approaches the sports movie’s conventions with a light, funk-inflected touch.
Disney’s exceptional, gorgeous update of Rudyard Kipling’s adventure classic is one of the studio’s best films in a generation.
Jon Favreau doesn’t know how to fit the material's familiar elements into his own coherent vision.
It has all the charm of the best entries in the Star Wars series, and it arrives on a pristine Blu-ray primed
The film exists less as a meaningful extension of its world than as a fan-service deployment device.
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The latest collaboration between director Jaume Collet-Serra and star Liam Neeson is made with far more care and visual detail than you
As was recently reported by the hive of Oscarologists over at Gold Derby, American Hustle has history on its side when it