movie review

On Aug. 18, the movie “Strays,” centered around stray pets and directed by Josh Greenbaum, was released to theaters.

The beloved, best-selling series “Diary of a Wimpy Kid” has begat yet another movie adaptation, this one even worse than the first.

Released on Nov. 16, “The Wonder” is a psychological thriller that will leave viewers not only at the edge of their seats but invested and longing for more.

“Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness” is a fast-paced film with dynamic visuals and plot, but takes a step back in character development from previous Marvel movies.

The new Pixar film “Turning Red” follows the experience of a Chinese-Canadian family with a secret ability.

Robert Pattinson defies negative expectations and gives a memorable portrayal of Batman in “The Batman,” released March 4.

“Tall Girl 2,” released to Netflix on Feb. 11, presents an uneventful narrative with a lackluster viewing experience.

The new Marvel movie “Eternals” is an entertaining foundation for future Marvel Studios films, but the lack of an action-packed plotline may be disappointing to some viewers.

Digital Managing Editor Natalie Schliekelman and Photographer Lucas Donnelly go head to head about “Spider-Man: No Way Home:” disappointment or masterpiece?

Released Dec. 5, 2021 on Netflix, “Don’t Look Up,” provides interesting social commentary on climate change through its unique plot.

The spectacular effects and deep story in Dune, which was released to theatres and HBO Max on Oct. 22, leaves viewers wanting more.

“Selah and the Spades” is the perfect film for those who want to diverge from mainstream movies and try a completely new style of storytelling.

“Last Christmas,” a romantic Christmas movie about self-discovery, was released in theatres on Nov. 8. This movie clearly had potential but may fall short of viewers’ expectations.

“IT Chapter Two”, which was released on Sept. 6, had lots of potential, but ultimately failed to live up to it’s predecessor.

“The Hate U Give”, a movie directed by George Tillman Jr., premiered on Oct. 5. The movie is an accurate representation of the award-winning book by Angie Thomas.