If you’re in the mood for a thoughtful, well-done drama about many topics relevant to our lives today, consider checking out First Reformed.

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

Columbus is an invitation to slow down and really enjoy the present. It’s an encouragement to seek out beauty in the ordinary moments in life.

Ghostlight is a heartfelt film that I hope more people will seek out; it’s definitely worth it.

I really wanted to like Megalopolis, but it left me feeling confused.

Frances Ha follows a wonderfully whimsical character who goes through seasons of life that are relatable to many of us.

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

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is okay. It doesn’t reach the heights of the first film, but it’s not a complete bomb either. It’s somewhere in the middle.

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

The campiness of Beetlejuice is part of its enduring charm. In an odd way, the rough edges of this film help make it timeless.

The Princess Bride is a magical film, and I’m so glad that it’s remained part of pop culture for so many years. We need more silly, light-hearted fun in our lives.

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