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Ben-Hur Allison Rose |  Feb 19, 2026 An epic three-and-a-half-hour saga that exceeded expectations and became one of the most celebrated films in Academy Awards history Full Review  | Grade: A

Rental Family Allison Rose |  Feb 17, 2026 Brendan Fraser gives the film the heart it needs in this feel good story about connection and belonging. Full Review  | Grade: B

Sisu: Road to Revenge Allison Rose |  Feb 16, 2026 For those who liked the extreme action, very bloody deaths, and massive explosions, this sequel follows its predecessor while ramping everything up. Full Review  | Grade: B

Keeper Allison Rose |  Feb 04, 2026 Osgood Perkins' Keeper delivers striking visuals and a strong lead performance, but an underdeveloped story and weak character work derail the film. Full Review  | Grade: D

Wicked: For Good Maureen Buccellato |  Jan 30, 2026 Wicked: For Good Tries to End the Story, But Loses the Magic Along the Way Full Review  | Grade: C

Wicked: For Good Maureen Buccellato |  Jan 21, 2026 Wicked: For Good Tries to End the Story, But Loses the Magic Along the Way Full Review  | Grade: C

Dante's Peak Allison Rose |  Jan 20, 2026 An uneven but watchable disaster film that leans more on spectacle than strong storytelling. Full Review  | Grade: C

One Battle After Another Allison Rose |  Jan 20, 2026 A gripping, character-driven epic that proves Paul Thomas Anderson remains one of cinema's most uncompromising storytellers. Full Review  | Grade: A

Bugonia Allison Rose |  Jan 12, 2026 Bugonia is a sharply acted, darkly absurd sci-fi satire that lets Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons shine under Yorgos Lanthimos' eccentric direction. Full Review  | Grade: B

Black Phone 2 Allison Rose |  Jan 06, 2026 Scarier and more sinister than the first, The Black Phone 2 deepens its characters and delivers a stronger, more confident sequel. Full Review  | Grade: C