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Drive-Away Dolls Review: Margaret Qualley And Geraldine Viswanathan Delight In A Sexy, Silly, But Flawed Comedy
By Eric Eisenberg published
Drive-Away Dolls operates with a traditional setup, but it has its own weird style and a sex-positive boldness that prevents it from ever feeling stale.
Dune: Part Two Review: Denis Villeneuve's Sci-Fi Epic Is Blockbuster Perfection
By Eric Eisenberg published
Had it come out on its original release date, Dune: Part Two would have been crowned the best movie of 2023, but it will instead likely end up being remembered as the best movie of 2024.
Bob Marley: One Love Review: Reinaldo Marcus Green's Biopic Focuses More On The Message Than The Man’s Life, For Better And Worse
By Mike Reyes published
Working with both traditional aspects and an attitude that puts capturing vibes over regurgitating facts, Bob Marley: One Love has a huge heart that never falters.
Madame Web Review: Sony's Latest Live-Action Spider-Verse Experiment Doesn’t Know Why It Exists Either
By Dirk Libbey published
Madame Web is neither trashy fun nor exciting cinema.
Lisa Frankenstein Review: Diablo Cody's Return To Horror Is A Fun, Twisted Romance For Emo Kids
By Sarah El-Mahmoud published
Lisa Frankenstein is a fun time for horror fans who also love a classic John Hughes movie.
Argylle Review: Matthew Vaughn’s Meta Spy Comedy Is A Great Start For Franchise And Fandom Alike
By Mike Reyes published
Always engaging, even when it leaves you scratching your head, Argylle is as cleverly twisted as it is fast moving.
Miller’s Girl Review: Jenna Ortega And A Gorgeous Dark Academia World Can’t Save This Movie From Its Controversial Storyline
By Riley Utley published
It's not a satisfying film to watch, as the deeper meaning attempting to be achieved through this icky plot is only that: an attempt.
The Beekeeper Review: Too Stupid To Be Great, Too Grim To Be Properly Entertaining
By Eric Eisenberg published
The Beekeeper is exactly as stupid as it should be, but the bad news is that the fun is undercut by a heavy current of grimness that leaves a taste that’s hard to wash out of your mouth
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