It’s really rare to enjoy a sequel as much as you enjoyed the first movie, but “Across the Spiderverse” managed to make it happen!

A one-off comedy about bonding with your family during the robot apocalypse

“If you wish to be The King of the jungle, it's not enough to act like a king. You must be The King.”

When the present and the future collide, only the most ridiculous of things can happen…

Alternate-Americas make for some of the best tv, if done correctly.
Fortunately, this was the most-done-correctly alt I’ve ever seen.

Southern Daniel Craig managed to sleuth a case better than Sherlock Holmes himself

Tom Cruise very clearly felt the need for speed, but refrained from screaming it repeatedly.

Warlocks and witches and wimsy, oh my! A dark ride into to the reality of multiple realities.

An outstanding return to form for Pixar studios.

This was the most beautifully rendered movie I’ve ever seen

“You’re stuck in one of those timeloops you’ve probably heard about…”

This is the movie we’ve needed all year. Gal Gadot reprised her role as the titular Wonder Woman in a story that was more about truth and justice than anything we’ve seen with Superman in the last decade.

Better than straight-to-DVD, but not that great

A generic sci-fi story that you probably won’t ever re-watch, but it’s worth it for a one-off viewing.

About as factual as claiming Betsy Ross stitched the first flag, and 10 times as fun!

A retelling, not a prequel, of “101 Dalmatians” dog-murdering villain.

A goofy, ridiculous ‘epic fantasy’ movie that did more in 90 minutes than “Game of Thrones” did in 8 seasons

I can’t help but feel like “Compound V” from “The Boys” was the inspiration for this movie, but it was entertaining regardless.

Yet another addion to the “movies made from old TV shows” genre.

It took 7 years, but someone finally made a worse version of "The Nice Guys"!

When basing your movie off of a game franchise known for it’s violent and graphically gory deaths, at least try to include that…

I’ve seen Eddie Murphy in roles that made me laugh. This was not one of them.

Worse than both “A Vigilante” and “Peppermint,” this is yet another ‘pretty actress wants to prove she’s tough so here’s her dedicated action flick.’

This could have been a lot better if director Christopher Nolan hadn’t tried to cram too many ideas about time travel into one package…

“I choose to fight with the Native American metaphor, against the American Military metaphor” - a youtube clip from 15+ years ago…

When decades of good story-telling get in your way, just ignore it all and make something worse.

The only part of this movie that I could accept was the part where a bunch of healthy people rushed towards the infected hoards.

Apparently this was based on a book of the same name. I can only assume director Oliver Stone is illiterate to have made such a horrible screen rendition.

I want to know which studio exec approved a movie showing elder abuse in a positive light.

I know it’s normal for sequels to be worse than the original, but I wasn’t expecting it to be this much worse…