

Practical Magic 2 Review – Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman Return in a Flawed but Comforting Witchy Reunion
Subtitle: The long-awaited Owens sisters sequel struggles to recreate the original’s singular charm, but its stars and its sense of sisterhood still cast a spell. Some movies are too strange to become classics on their first attempt. Practical Magic arrived in 1998 as a curious mix of romantic comedy, supernatural melodrama, domestic abuse thriller, sister story and autumnal witch fantasy. Critics were not especially kind at the time, and its theatrical performance was modest
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Runner Review – Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson Race Through a Surprisingly Old-School Thriller
Alan Ritchson has spent the last few years becoming Hollywood’s go-to large-scale action hero, so the question hanging over Runner is simple: can a movie built around him transporting a life-saving liver across Australia make that premise feel like more than a very expensive delivery app emergency? The answer is mostly yes. Runner is a fast, bruising, knowingly pulpy action thriller that gives Ritchson another chance to play a physically imposing man with a decent moral centr
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) Movie Review: A Lonely, More Grounded Marvel Adventure That Earns Its Fresh Start
In this Spider-Man: Brand New Day review, Tom Holland returns as a more exhausted, isolated Peter, while Zendaya, Sadie Sink, Jon Bernthal and Jacob Batalon join director Destin Daniel Cretton for a darker but surprisingly tender Marvel adventure. Released theatrically on July 31, 2026, the film begins after Peter sacrifices his identity and becomes invisible to the people he loves. It is not simply another superhero sequel. It is a story about what happens when saving everyo
Aug 9


Moana (2026) Movie Review: A Beautiful but Overfamiliar Live-Action Disney Voyage That Struggles to Justify the Journey
Disney’s live-action Moana brings the ocean back to cinemas, but the tide feels familiar. There is something strange about watching Disney return to Moana so soon. The original 2016 animated film still feels fresh, still sings with colour, still moves like water, still holds a place in the hearts of families who never really stopped playing “How Far I’ll Go.” So this Moana (2026) review begins with a question the film itself cannot avoid: why now? Directed by Thomas Kail, sta
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Moana (2016) Movie Review: A Glorious Disney Adventure About Courage, Identity, and Finding Your Way Home
There are films that feel like entertainment, and then there are films that feel like a call from somewhere deeper. Moana (2016) is one of those rare Disney adventures that begins with sunlight on water and slowly becomes something more profound: a story about listening to the voice inside you when everyone else is asking you to stay small. Directed by Ron Clements and John Musker, starring Auliʻi Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson, and powered by music from Lin-Manuel Miranda, Opet
Jul 22


WUTHERING HEIGHTS (2026) Movie Review: Emerald Fennell's Breathless, Carnal Adaptation Burns Bright and Bold
Opening Scene There is a particular kind of love story that does not seek your approval. It doesn't knock politely at the door, ask if you're comfortable, or check whether you've had enough. It simply arrives — wild-eyed and mud-soaked — grabs you by the collar and drags you across the moors whether you're ready or not. That is exactly the experience of watching Emerald Fennell's Wuthering Heights (2026), now streaming on HBO Max after a blazing $242 million theatrical run. M
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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2 (2026) Movie Review: Miranda Priestly Returns and She's More Terrifying Than Ever
Opening Scene There are sequels that feel like cash grabs, and then there are sequels that feel like they were always meant to exist. The Devil Wears Prada 2, directed once again by David Frankel and written by the returning Aline Brosh McKenna, falls gloriously into the second category. Twenty years after Miranda Priestly first whispered her way into cinematic infamy, Meryl Streep is back in that silver wig, and she has not lost a single razor-sharp edge. Anne Hathaway retur
May 10


REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES (2026) Movie Review: Sally Field and a Giant Octopus Will Break Your Heart Open
Opening Scene Some films arrive in the world at exactly the moment you need them. Remarkably Bright Creatures, director Olivia Newman's luminous adaptation of Shelby Van Pelt's bestselling novel, is that kind of film. It stars Sally Field as Tova Sullivan, a solitary widow who cleans an aquarium at night and forms an unlikely bond with Marcellus — a giant Pacific octopus voiced with gentle authority by Alfred Molina — and Lewis Pullman as Cameron, the adrift young man whose p
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