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Rating: PG Runtime: 100 Minutes Director: Domee Shi Cast: Rosalie Chiang, Sandra Oh, Ava Morse, Hyein Park, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan Recent...

Spider-Man: No Way Home is a bolder, darker sequel that feels like a true celebration of one of Marvel's most compelling characters.

Encanto's mix of the familiar and the culturally new make for a wicked animated feature with a surprisingly heartfelt message of self worth.

Free Guy is one of the year's funniest films, taking familiar ideas and giving it a unique video game themed twist.

Vivo stumbles a little when trying to be your average kids movie, but Lin-Manuel Miranda's music brings it all to life with vigorous energy.

Riverboat is a strong psychological drama, using experimental techniques to take the audience into a war veteran's corrupted mind.

The Suicide Squad is one of the most refreshing superhero films in years, led my James Gunn's irreverent direction and high-stakes action.

Old has its fair share of great ideas but Shyamalan's unorthodox approach to them makes for the most controversial thriller of the year.

Black Widow works at its best when it focuses on Nat's troubled past, but falls apart fast when it tries to be a cool espionage thriller.

Fast and Furious 9 will likely satisfy most fans wanting an escapist thrill, but this new instalment finally feels like it jumped the shark.

CRUELLA is a messy but very entertaining origin story that works so much thanks to Emma Stone's killer performance.

The Mitchells vs The Machines is a great family film, not only for its quirkiness, but also for finding the emotion and heart in its story.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier's character dynamics and timely themes make it one of the MCU's most solid recent entries.

Zack Snyder's Justice League is an exhausting watch, but is a true example of how one's vision can make for a significantly better film.

Raya and the Last Dragon is another home run for Disney Animation, providing amazing action and heart to an audacious Fantasy Epic.

Flora & Ulysses has a quirky concept with a ton of potential, but weak jokes and dumb execution stop it from striking the landing.

The Map of Tiny Perfect Things puts a unique spin on a tired time loop trope to tell a romantic tale that's a love letter to life itself.

Malcolm & Marie's stellar performances and production can't save itself from an unfortunately weak screenplay.

Star Trek: Lower Decks' adult comedy trappings prevent it from being the best of Trek, but a loving ode to its past makes for fun viewing.

One Night in Miami serves as a great directing debut for Regina King, providing a drama that enlightens as much as it delivers harsh truths.