Chris Gore

While I personally love this movie, I’m not sure how well received a film about a frustrated filmmaker seeking creative solutions in his personal life and work life is going to be to the average moviegoer.

Aquaman is worth seeing if only for its original visuals and the grand vision from director James Wan. As a whole, it is a bit of a mess and ends up being an exhausting experience that would’ve benefited from some judicious editing.

Clones is not a good movie -- but it is an incredibly awesome Star Wars movie! This is far from a perfect film, but the problems are almost dismissable based on the final result.

A sometimes gripping but mostly routine shoot-em-up about Muslim terrorism in American.

Celebrated actor Lin Chung, whose voice seems to articulate something within himself.

A masterful comedy that will divide audiences, but it left me laughing hysterically. I hope that doesn’t make you think I’m a sick bastard, but if so, piss off.

An adequate attempt, but sorry, it's just not groundbreaking.

Takes us into the heart of the desperate, needy, funny, alternately glamorous and sleazy world of the international movie business.

It's disappointing that he (Soderbergh) couldn't make something more cohesive out of his admirable experiment.

What's so disappointing is that the film had so much potential as a concept. The story slowly degenerates into a plodding, sappy bore.

A gripping tale of survival and the kind of smart thriller that will gain much-deserved attention for both director Stolhand and actor/writer Uygar Aktan. Simply a stunning piece of filmmaking.

Glass is not a perfect movie, but it is a consistently entertaining one.

I’m getting fed up with classic films being remade or ruined by being turned into “Special Editions” that are less than special.

Not for me, and in spite of that, I found it really funny, smart and sweet. I enjoyed it.

While the film is flawed, lacks desperately needed humor and is filled with cliches, the attempt to explore the human cost of all those cool explosions and destruction is an admirable one.

Empire is an entertaining, colorful, action-filled crime story with an intimate heart.

The story is enhanced by solid performances all around by Bonnie Hunt, Aidan Quinn and Kevin Pollack.

Yes, the film is an allegorical modern fairy tale with plenty of pretty obvious social commentary, but if I can't identify with one character or be made to care, then what's the point?

Hilarious and a must-see.

For the single-digit age set, Godzilla is sure to be the greatest movie of all time.

Will surely end up as one of this year’s worst films.