It is a good movie, that never forces its point-of-view on the audience, with a couple of great performances.

As much as I enjoyed the first one, this is even better.

At the story level, this is a success. Unfortunately, it fails at most other levels.

Shyamalan makes exciting movies when he gets out of his own way. He mostly does so this time.

Glass Onion is just as enjoyable of a diversion now as its predecessor was three years ago.

Dune is quite an accomplishment. It was made to be seen on the largest screen possible.

The result is uneven, but generally fun. If you can tolerate Snyder’s trademarks, you will probably enjoy yourself.

Stuber stuffs so much in to distract you from how few ideas it has. The story is so slight and short that it feels like this stuff was added

The film spins its wheels for so long that it begins to repeat itself before the plot can get anywhere. There is so much setup for so little

The main draw is the visuals painstakingly created by director Denis Villeneuve. Every detail of every frame appears to have been carefully