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Weapons
A Chilling Mystery and Shaky Reveal Signal a Director on the Rise Zach Cregger has burst onto the horror scene in a way that few...

Young Critic
4 days ago


The Fantastic Four: First Steps
A stylish reboot with charm, but little risk Since Disney bought Fox Studios from the Murdoch family in 2019, many film fans have eagerly...

Young Critic
Jul 30


Superman
DC’s reboot buckles under bloated world-building and thin storytelling The DC comic book adaptations have been a mixed bag at best for...

Young Critic
Jul 18


Jurassic World: Rebirth
A formulaic but welcome return to Jurassic basics. Despite some fun sequences in The Lost World: Jurassic Park (1997) and some...

Young Critic
Jul 17


28 Years Later
A thoughtful sequel with heart, hindered by frantic editing Every franchise with even the faintest hint of sequel potential is being...

Young Critic
Jul 16


Sirat
Oliver Laxe’s trance-like odyssey blurs myth and rave The road movie—or road story—has been a device used by storytellers since the first...

Young Critic
Jul 1


F1: The Movie
Apple’s F1 spectacle features real racers, but the plot is stuck in neutral Despite being one of the most popular sports in the world—and...

Young Critic
Jun 30


How to Train Your Dragon
A dazzling but overly faithful remake that mirrors the original more than it reimagines it Remakes present tough choices for filmmakers:...

Young Critic
Jun 16


Materialists
A sharp, stylish rom-com that dissects modern love—though its heroine falls flat It can be hard for a playwright to transition into...

Young Critic
Jun 13


From the World of John Wick: Ballerina
A spin-off that shoots blanks on story Despite having been created as a stand-alone action B-movie, John Wick (2014) has spawned an...

Young Critic
Jun 10


The Life of Chuck
A tender, time-twisting tribute to the beauty of an ordinary life When you think of the pairing of Stephen King and filmmaker Mike...

Young Critic
Jun 6


Karate Kid: Legends
A legacy sequel that forgets the legacy The Karate Kid (1984) was a fun ‘80s film—such a success that it understandably spawned a few...

Young Critic
Jun 1
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