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Atsu’s richer backstory, rewarding side quests and beautiful foothills make this a strong return for existing fans. Familiar encounters and an uneven Most Wanted progression curve limit the sense of...

Lennon and Myrin’s manic performances and the Christmas décor offer the clearest pleasures. Repetitive jokes, weak suspense, and muddled, shaky action make this a poor pick for most horror-comedy viewers,...

Immersive combat, powerful sound, and a frequently excellent cast make this a compelling big-screen war experience. Thin character development and relentless gore keep its football-and-sacrifice story from landing consistently.

Léa Seydoux’s extraordinary performance gives this harrowing family drama its strongest reason to watch. A frequently criticized detective subplot and uneven thematic depth limit an already punishing experience.

Extraordinary mountain photography and nerve-racking skiing make this a compelling big-screen experience. Its treatment of grief and heroic risk-taking is far more divisive, especially when families and local guides bear...

An exceptionally tense siege thriller, powered by grounded acting and convincing physical horror. Its graphic brutality and occasionally thin or confusing characterization make it a demanding watch.

The witches, musical numbers and autumn atmosphere make Hocus Pocus an appealing Halloween ritual. Its thin story, broad comedy and uneven effects are harder to overlook without nostalgia.

A terrifying opening, sharp genre humor and an engaging cast make Scream a rewarding slasher to revisit. Graphic violence, some implausible plotting and a deliberately clumsy killer remain the main...