100 Reviews
Spot-on, penetrating performances, insightful themes, and a vivid but unpretentious production...
An ambitious effort with a stellar cast and quirky characters...
...[a] visually artful, wonderfully performed look into the hearts and souls of WWII's fighting Navy service members.
...a festival of Walter Mercado: a one-person testament to audacity, kindness, and amiable self promotion.
Special kudos to Joan Cusack and Andrea de Oliveira, who are wonderful in their roles as savvy adults; Cusack is, as always, delightfully playful.
The cinematography captures both the spirit and the specialness of the animals and the region.
In this alternately farcical and insightful movie, Chess Club Nerds meet the Cool Knuckleheads again...
This entry in the Lego DC partnership has a nice balance of fun, emotional tugs, and comic action...
An outlandish concept is made plausible because of sincere performances from the teen leads and entertaining because of strong rooting interest for the hero.
Ferrell's devoted following and fans of over-the-top goofiness will still find much to like...
...Todd Stashwick as Henry is delightfully sassy at times and always engaging.
A remarkably soulful lead performance, a heartfelt story about the loss of home and community, along with stunning camerawork, combine to create an original work with lasting resonance.
Cory Phillips as Abbott, the mistake-prone good wizard, is solid and very likable.
Exuberant performances, a well-crafted take on a familiar setup, along with great cast chemistry and a consistently whimsical tone, make for a satisfying and warmhearted audience-pleaser.
Ashton Sanders, memorable in his role as teen Chiron in 2016's Oscar winner Moonlight, again delivers a nuanced, graceful performance...
...a wholesome-enough pick for kids and families looking to snuggle together for a cozy movie night.
Cute, humorous, and always well-intentioned members of an animated fish clan convey fascinating facts, make new friends, and help put off a natural catastrophe with just a touch of cloying sweetness.
Ably supported by the other members of the cast, Vikander gives 'Earthquake Bird' its dramatic heft.
Vince Gilligan has done a masterful job of providing a final chapter for a series noted for its remarkable characters, great acting, vibrant story, and insightful take on good and evil.
Underdog athletes are a staple of feel-good sports movies; Storm Saulter makes his hero especially "winning" in Sprinter.
Sincere in efforts to tell an inspirational story and create relatable characters the audience will root for, this movie mostly achieves its goals...
'Sergio' is earnest storytelling.
...there's enough adorableness (hero and friends), excitement (outrageous wrestling matches), and magic to engage young audiences who love watching underdogs soar.
...is wholesome if not inventive movie-making.