Scarier and more sinister than the first, The Black Phone 2 deepens its characters and delivers a stronger, more confident sequel.
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Keanu Reeves steals the show in a charming, lighthearted comedy that leans on strong chemistry and clever performances.
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Cloud Atlas remains an ambitious, cast-driven epic whose scope impresses even when its structure overwhelms.
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If you are looking for something a little off center and funny this holiday break, Anaconda is your best bet.
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Boogie Nights humanizes its characters with empathy and precision, turning a risky subject into a compelling, character-driven story.
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Visually impressive but narratively repetitive, Avatar: Fire and Ash recycles familiar beats without recapturing the magic of Cameron's earlier chapters.
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Gabby's Dollhouse: The Movie blends vibrant animation and sweet storytelling into a wholesome adventure young fans will adore.
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The Emperor's New Groove has never looked better, and its sharp comedy and unforgettable characters make this 4K upgrade an easy must-own.
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Five Nights at Freddy's 2 plays best for die-hard fans; for everyone else, it's a stitched-together sequel with few scares and even fewer surprises.
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Despite a stellar cast, The Roses wastes its potential with weak pacing and humor that never lands.
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