Film and Television Reviews

The Happytime Murders follows a pair of reluctant detectives work together to solve a string of puppet murders in Brian Henson's noirish tale.

Lara Jean is a teenager who translates her emotions to paper in the form of love letters, which leak to the public in To All the Boys I've Loved Before.

Enchanting performances and a captivating screenplay make The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society one of Netflix's strongest original films.

Crazy Rich Asians follows Rachel as she flies to Sinapore to meet her boyfriend Nick's insanely rich family. Read on for our review.

Steve Alten's The Meg finally reaches the big screen as Jason Statham is forced to take on a vicious megalodon shark before he ravages China.

Disney takes us back to Hundred Acre Wood as Christopher Robin and Winnie the Pooh cross paths one more time to do a little nothing.

Michael Peña and Lizzie Caplan are forced to contend with alien invaders in this unique take on an overdone concept in Netflix's Extraction.

Tom Cruise returns in Mission: Impossible - Fallout as Ethan Hunt is tracks down an elusive terrorist group before they can launch a nuclear attack.

Put on your platforms and get ready to go make moves, Dancing Queens. It's time for Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again.

Theo James stars as a man who partners with his future father-in-law (Forest Whitaker) on a mission to save his finance in How It Ends.