The result does not even come close to living up to the quality of previous Marlowe adventures, turning out to be one of his lesser cases,

This is a decent, ultimately forgettable, whodunit, pretty fitting for an early January streaming release.

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

The moments that work come from the incredible cast, who are stranded in a screenplay that fails as comedy, mystery, history and commentary.

While it may be overstuffed, Novak’s ambition is also part of why Vengeance is so intriguing.

It simmers too many times when it should be boiling over. Regardless, it is generally entertaining, even if it’s not particularly memorable.

It is light and amusing; fun to watch, even if the screenplay doesn’t quite match the cleverness of its title character.

Rian Johnson sets up situations where you think you know what is really going on, then he reveals it, only to stack more revelations on top

Norton assembled his elements carefully, but they do not always click together. What he has constructed is unique and entertaining, even if

Everybody Knows is a fascinating movie that sets up a horrible situation, then watches its characters try to navigate it. It is a controlled