Category: Movies (Box Office)

Civil War takes an unconventional approach in the hopes of avoiding polarization. The result is a solid film that polarizes anyways.

Dune: Part Two is a great example of what a sequel can be. The film takes what was set up in Dune and builds on it expertly.

Between the concentrated world-building and expansive cinematography, Dune: Part One offers a unique experience whilst setting up the rest of the series well.

The Beekeeper is a perfectly acceptable action flick featuring Jason Statham as the titular protagonist both literally and figuratively.

Poor Things puts the human experience in focus by tracking Bella’s development. The experience is enhanced through unique and sometimes unsettling visuals.

Argylle goes from silly to bad to comically bad to so-bad-it’s-good? to outright awful. Early contender for most disappointing movie of the year.

The Iron Claw tells the story of the Von Erichs and the many tragedies that befell them on their journey to establish themselves in wrestling.

Wonka tracks Willy’s journey from obscure boy to renowned chocolatier. Along the way, he makes friends who help him overcome corruption and greed.

Eileen follows the misery of a lonely young woman whose burgeoning relationship with a coworker breathes excitement in her agonizingly dull life.

Napoleon seeks to provide nuance to its titular character by examining his insecurities as well as his relationship with his wife, Josephine.