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Netflix's family drama doesn't break new ground, but it tells its story well.
The Vin Diesel action flick, briefly released before cinemas closed, has moved to an early digital release.
Netflix's suspenseful new film transitions deftly from drama to thriller.
Netflix's new thriller will be too dark for many viewers, but it's a compelling choice for horror fans.
Pete Davidson gives an impressive turn (even if it is right in his wheelhouse) in this thoughtful comedy.
Netflix's latest feature is a somber, but important, true-crime drama.
Don't believe the hype; at best, this grisly political satire is accidentally shocking. It's mostly just dumb.
Mark Wahlberg returns to his wheelhouse with satisfying results in this Netflix police drama.
Heartfelt performances propel Pixar's lovely fantasy comedy.
A fresh take on the classic novel isn't fresh enough, despite a dynamic lead performance.
Watch cats frolick, squabble and cuddle in this collection of feline films.
Universal gets it right with a fresh take on a classic movie monster starring an excellent Elisabeth Moss.
The source material is certainly rich territory for a big-screen journey. If only there weren't a hokey CGI dog in the starring role.
This gripping, brutal horror movie makes terrifying use of its wintry setting.
There's some great comedy and serious drama in this remake, but it can't stick the landing.
Harley Quinn's gleeful, anarchic caper easily outdoes plenty of its comic-book rivals.
Alison Brie gives a perfect performance in a surprising, gripping mystery.
Fill out your Oscar pool the easy way with our picks for Sunday's likely winners.
Guy Ritchie's latest crime caper works well enough, but can't offer audiences anything new or novel.
Nicolas Cage milks alpacas and eventually loses his mind in this bizarre scifi flick.
Surprisingly, the dusty old franchise has produced a messy winner more than 20 years later.
Robert Downey Jr. takes on the classic character in a reboot that could've been worse (but still isn't very good).
The Academy gave in to its worst habits, presenting an uninspiring list of Oscar nominees.
Pittsburgh's own Billy Porter is the only real highlight in a mostly dull comedy.
