Movie reviews of Hope Madden

Their looping timelines provide fertile ground for clever turns that fans of the filmmakers will find delightful, but the uninitiated will appreciate as well. Review

The film isn’t terrible, it’s just tedious... Review

The film is not terrible. Review

Schumer does what she can with this superficial, blandly rote script. Review

Performances are bland, kills lack inspiration, there aren’t even enough of the prerequisite jump scares... Review

At its heart lies a sweet sentiment about family, but sentiment does not get in the way of scares. Review

A touching, flawlessly crafted animated dream. That probably should have been set in America. Review

The performances are hammy fun but certainly not revelatory. Review

Soderbergh relies on familiar tropes to say something relevant and in doing so creates a tidy, satisfying thriller. Review

A visually stunning gut punch. Review

It’s lovely—sometimes funny, often sad, genuinely nutty and forever charming. Review

It’s a fascinating look at how the other class comes of age, blackly comedic and biting. Review

And you cannot expect originality from a sequel, of course. You just hope it can be memorable. The Strangers: Prey at Night is not. Review

Their adventure is colorful and beautiful. It’s also full of lessons that feel less like a sledgehammer than reasonable nudging. Review

Even if Lelio and Vega don’t let you truly know Marina, you cannot help but respect her. Review

Geoghegan’s story is as sadistic and brutal as we’ve come to expect from a Western—certainly from the burgeoning Western/horror mash-up. Review

It might at least be a fun time waster if Charlize Theron hadn’t done that better with last year’s Atomic Blonde. Review

It’s consistently fun and ultimately forgettable. Like a game night. Review

Smart and relevant. It doesn’t leave you guessing and won’t satisfy your bloodlust... Review

CGI mixes with the stop-action to rob the film of some character, but Early Man has charm to spare. Review

Bening and Bell generate honest chemistry while imbuing their characters with relatable flaws and beauty. Review

Leaves you stunned. Review

Though Bale and most of the supporting players deliver quietly devastating performances, their arcs feel more than forced. They feel patronizing. Review

An interesting, deeply human, beautifully acted and quite surprising battle for Alpha. Review