The 10 Best Natural Disaster Movies, Ranked
From 1970s classics to bombastic 1990s action films (and maybe even some more modern entries), here is our ranking of the 10 best natural disaster movies.
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The 10 Best Blockbusters From Indie Directors, Ranked
Hollywood has a habit of hiring indie directors to direct big budget blockbusters. Here's our list of the 10 best movies that have emerged from that practice. -
The 10 Best Blockbuster Performances By Character Actors, Ranked
In honor of the Twister sequel Twisters hitting theaters, here are the 10 best blockbuster performances by character actors ranked. -
Every Beverly Hills Cop Movie, Ranked From Worst To Best
With Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F hitting Netflix this week, we went ahead and ranked the entire Beverly Hills Cop franchise. -
The 10 Best Pixar Characters, Ranked
With Inside Out 2 now in theaters, let's take a look at the 10 best Pixar characters from the company's nearly 30-year history. Did your favorite make the list? -
The Films Of George Miller, Ranked
George Miller is Hollywood's thunder from Down Under, so here are all of his feature films, ranked. -
The 10 Wildest Stunts In The Fall Guy, Ranked
The Fall Guy is jam-packed with wild, death-defying stunts. Here are the wildest 10 stunts in the new Ryan Gosling action flick, ranked. -
Migration Review: A Bland Riff On Pixar Fails To Take Flight
Migration rarely approaches a level of excitement or creativity that might be hoped for with a big-budget animated feature. Here's our review. -
The Color Purple Review: A Well-Meaning But Unsuccessful Musical Take On An Iconic Story
Blitz Bazawule and a cast of talented performers do their best, but The Color Purple musical adaptation doesn't quite work. Read our review here. -
Percy Jackson And The Olympians Review: A Series-Length Retread Of An Overly Familiar Adventure
Percy Jackson and the Olympians may yet win an audience, but feels like a somewhat dull echo of the film that preceded it by a decade. Here's our review. -
Chicken Run: Dawn Of The Nugget Review: A Fun, Flighty Return To Aardman's Original Feature
Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget is a charming sequel that reminds us that Aardman's stop-motion animation is worth the wait. Here's our review, -
How Brooklyn Nine-Nine Reinvented Andre Braugher For A New Generation
Andre Braugher's role on Brooklyn Nine-Nine was a revelation, and a reinvention of a great actor who had already established himself in another cop show. -
The Boy And The Heron Review: Another Miyazaki Triumph
The Boy and the Heron is one of the year's best films, and hopefully not Hayao Miyazaki's last masterpiece. -
Wish Review: A Lifeless Homage To Disney Animation History
Instead of watching the new Disney animated musical Wish, you'd be better off watching any number of Disney's actual animated classics. Here's our review. -
Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure Of Foggy Mountain Review: A Cheerfully Slapdash Sketch-Comedy Adventure
The comedy Please Don't Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain is a hit-or-miss affair, but one that hits slightly more than it misses. -
Leo Review: Adam Sandler Heads Up A Winning New Animated Film
Charm doesn't make an animated film perfect, but as the animated Adam Sandler movie Leo proves, it can make for an entertaining time for the whole family. -
Fargo Season 5 Review: Juno Temple And Jon Hamm Stand Out In A 21st-Century Coen Brothers Riff
Juno Temple and Jon Hamm turn in great performances in Fargo season 5, but the show frequently can't get out of its own way. Here's our review. -
The Curse Review: An Uncompromisingly Weird And Savage Satire From Nathan Fielder And Benny Safdie
The Curse, starring Nathan Fielder and Emma Stone, is an almost skin-crawling TV experience. Read our spoiler free review right here. -
Killers Of The Flower Moon Spoiler Review: One Of Martin Scorsese's Best Pictures
With Killers of the Flower Moon, Martin Scorsese reminds us yet again that few other people working in film today are operating at even half of his level. -
Frasier Review: A Return That's Neither Disappointing Nor Remarkable
The Frasier revival/reboot isn't bad, but it just can't quite match what made the original series so special. But your mileage may vary. Read our review here. -
Reptile Review: A Solid Lead Performance Can't Save A Muddled Mystery
Benicio del Toro turns in a memorable, quirky performance in Reptile, but the film's central mystery is never as interesting as it should be. -
Conan O'Brien's Late Night Legacy Was Born By Breaking Late Night Rules
30 years ago, a scrappy young writer named Conan O'Brien joined the world of late night television as a host, and the format has never been the same. -
A Haunting In Venice Review: A Soggy Faux-Supernatural Return For Poirot
A Haunting in Venice, the third film in Kenneth Branagh's Poirot series, tries to change things up with a potentially supernatural bent, but does it work? -
Heart Of Stone Review: A Glib, Soulless Copy Of A Spy Thriller
The weak Gal Gadot Netflix action movie Heart of Stone, a poor M:I imitation, is not even worth glancing at when you scroll through your Netflix profile. -
Only Murders In The Building Season 3 Review: The Show Must Go On With Some Novel Twists
Meryl Streep! Paul Rudd! Another good season! -
Haunted Mansion Review: Disney's Big Theme Park Adaptation Is A Surprisingly Creepy Affair
Surprisingly good and surprisingly creepy! -
Oppenheimer Spoiler Review: A Brilliant, Horrifying, Paradoxical Biopic
A devastating masterpiece.
