In this strange, strange movie, Daniel Radcliffe plays a dead body with a severe and magical case of flatulence that helps a man stranded on a deserted island survive and get back home. Yes, this is real. And it’s on Netflix now.

Captain Marvel manages to juggle being several different kind of films at once and is nothing short of a triumph.

The Hidden World isn’t a perfect movie, but it is a perfect end to a wonderful story.

The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind is an emotional display of the power of human ingenuity and what people can accomplish in trying times, and it’s Ejiofor’s script that sets the film apart from other similar inspirational biopics.

You’ll be rewarded if you stick with Greta. It only gets better, creepier and more unsettling as it goes on, and Huppert truly stands out, saving an otherwise mundane script.

The sequel to the surprise smash hit of 2017 is some timey wimey fun.

While its spectacle is great, Alita: Battle Angel tries to cram four books into one movie and it really shows.

The Prodigy is a pretty solid horror flick with genuine scares, but its ending is a bit too sadistic and cruel for me.

Cold Pursuit is the best out of all the old, grizzled Liam Neeson action movies, easily. But uh…yeah. Bad timing.

Everything is awesome! Again!

You see Matthew McConaughey’s butt a lot in this movie.

Well this movie was just plain wonderful. It's fun, exciting, incredibly charming, and has very timely messages that are necessary for both children and adults. Take the whole family and have a blast this weekend.

Glass is a mixed bag of good and bad that is sure to split audiences right down the middle.

The Upside features two great performances at its core but is let down by some huge issues.

A Dog’s Way Home has a bit too much filler, but it’s a cute and heartwarming story that any dog lover will enjoy.