This movie rocks! I remember loving it as a kid, and it still brings me such joy as an adult.

Maybe my expectations were too high for Jurassic World: Rebirth, but the more that I’ve thought about it, the more frustrated I’ve become.

Jaws turns 50 years old this year, and is still absolutely thrilling from start to finish.

Playing on the nostalgia of the audience is a great move, but for me, it just made me want something else—to go back to a simpler time and the scaled-back version of these movies.

I will watch anything that Viola Davis is in, even if it is otherwise a mediocre film.

Point Break is incredibly beloved and now I understand why. Who doesn’t want to spend more time with Bodhi and his bros?

Nolan and the team really outdid themselves with The Dark Knight, and with so many years of the MCU dominating superhero films, it was a joy to revisit this different take on heroes.

Slow Horses continues to deliver season after season and the third installment is no exception.

Slow Horses continues to brilliantly combine spy thrills and witty dialogue in a way that makes it wildly entertaining.

Gladiator is incredibly iconic, but I wanted more from this acclaimed story.

Slow Horses is an exciting and hilarious spy thriller filled with twists and turns that make you want to keep watching.

Mr. and Mrs. Smith combines humor, drama, and action brilliantly from start to finish.

Deadpool 2 is filled with humorous moments, violent action, and even some character growth, which is always lovely to see.

It’s always fun to drop into the crazy world of Wade Wilson for a little while and then return to the safety of your own home again once you’re done.

Shōgun is an exciting, creative, and character-driven story that will keep you engaged from start to finish.

Monkey Man isn’t the Indian John Wick; it’s so much more!