While it certainly didn’t reignite my childhood passion for this property, it is a reasonably enjoyable watch.

Though we know a lot of Furiosa’s tale coming in, seeing it unfold is still completely captivating.

Instead of being the lazy fan-service I feared, it is a legitimately entertaining family-friendly adventure.

It feels like the filmmakers watched a couple of eight-year-old boys play with their toys, then adapted it into a movie.

People who want to see giant robots fighting might get bored in the middle, but they will be mostly satisfied. People who want to see a teen

Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald suffers from a lot of the problems of being the second part of a planned pentalogy as well as th

The film is slow-paced, but it never seems to drag. There are some solid references to moments from previous films in the series for longtim