Movie Review: X My first thought to myself - alert, energized and to be sure alive, me - as I exited the theater after a watch of the new slasher film, X, was: Is horror having a moment right now, in 2022?

Movie Review: The Batman What could the filmmakers possibly do with this pop culture icon that hasn’t already been done (at least to some degree)?

Movie Review: Moonfall February 20, 2022 I sort of adore this movie, like few before it.

Review: Matrix Resurrections January 30, 2022 Does Neo control the Matrix or is it the Matrix that controls Neo?

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November Forecast November 23, 2021 November is a simple, if now historic, month: it begins with what's turned out to be the greatest Marvel Cinematic Universe film ever.

The #1 Movie in America October 16, 2021 “Sahara,” the 2005 action-adventure flick starring Matthew McConaughey and Penelope Cruz, made $68.6 million. It was the 35th top-grossing film of that year.

The Many Saints of Newark October 10, 2021 “The Many Saints of Newark" is a solid albeit not exactly electrifying crime film.

The #1 Movie in America October 10, 2021 It’s tough to imagine a time when “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles” and “Pretty Woman” were locked in an extended battle for multiplex supremacy.

October Forecast October 8, 2021 At this point in the game, it may or may not seem unusual that possibly the biggest, baddest, most blockbustery month of 2021 shall be... October.

Review: Vacation Friends October 8, 2021 “Vacation Friends” is a happy, harmless, “everyone involved looks like they’re having a good time” ensemble comedy.

#1 Movie in America October 8, 2021 There’s a very plausible alternate universe where perennial Oscar bridesmaid Amy Adams has a Best Actress trophy.

September Forecast September 13, 2021 A kinder, gentler, quieter, September 2021 is what we get, a breather from the upstart and colorful August behind us.

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Top 5 Kyle Kunitake's Top 5 Val Kilmer Lines from Tombstone   1. I'm your huckleberry.   2. It appears my hypocrisy knows no bounds.   3. Maybe poker's just not your game. I know; let's have a spelling contest!   4. You're a daisy if you do.   5. Why Johnny Ringo, it looks like someone just walked over your grave. This Date in Film History May 22, 2026   1907: Laurence Olivier is born in Dorking, Surrey, England. 2004: Michael Moore's controversial documentary Farenheit 911 wins the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The film, which examined the links between the Bush and bin Laden families, was seen as having won as much for its politics as its art. Moore's work received a 15 minute long standing ovation at its screening.