Body Brokers is at its best as a cynical rise-to-power story of a young addict who begins to profit off of the treatment of his fellow addicts
Pacific Rim: The Black ably utilizes the anime-style to tell an action-heavy story expanding the universe of Guillermo del Toro’s genre classic.
WandaVision: Previously On focuses on the tragedies of Wanda’s past to shed light on her motivations now, while Agatha Harkness takes center stage.
WandaVision: Breaking the Fourth Wall lovingly embraces the meta tropes of modern sitcoms in an episode that helps crystalize the show’s endgame.
WandaVision: All-New Halloween Spooktacular! brings its sitcom action to the modern era of single-camera storytelling, creating intrigue.
Earwig and the Witch, from Hayao Miyazaki’s son, Goro, is Studio Ghibli’s first foray into 3D CG animation… and stands as perhaps the studio’s worst film.
Breaking News in Yuba County is a pleasant, but unserious, female focused take on a Coen-style crime saga that benefits from a great cast.
Flee stirringly combines documentary and animated narrative to tell an incredibly compelling, human, and touching immigrant story.
The World to Come is a sly and emotional romantic drama that moves thanks to the power of a quartet of splendid performances at its heart.
WandaVision: On a Very Special Episode opens up the Multiverse in the show’s most surprising, exciting, and satisfying episode yet.