Movie reviews of Chris Agar

Easy to recommend for casual audiences intrigued by marketing and Conjuring die-hards alike. Review

Action fans will surely get a kick out of what Leitch and Theron have in store... Review

Makes for a decent comedy fueled mainly by workman-like direction from Cohen and commitment from stars Ferrell and Poehler. Review

Fun, wild, and a treat for viewers across the board. Review

A decent, yet unremarkable, survival thriller that’s little more than disposable summer entertainment. Review

A fresh and at times hilarious offering for children and their parents willing to buy in. Review

It all feels hollow and empty instead of rousing and exciting. Review

Bolstered by a fascinating premise and solid performances, but doesn’t bring anything new to the table... Review

A stronger concept than film, hamstrung by poor storytelling and execution, despite the best efforts of the cast. Review

Caine, Freeman, and Arkin are as game as ever, but they are dragged down by a bizarre approach to the proceedings... Review

Generic animated fare, but it’s bolstered by a unique visual flair and important lessons for children in the audience. Review

A generic buddy cop comedy that will leave both longtime fans and newcomers alienated with a weak story and thin characters. Review

Makes for a truly fascinating concept, but is dragged down by mundane execution that doesn’t always engage the viewer. Review

Smartly balances its tones to provide viewers with an entertaining and clever satire that is equal parts funny and terrifying. Review

A visually-stunning work, but the abundance of style adds up to an overall hollow experience that fails to connect. Review

Action junkies are sure to get a kick out of Chapter 2... Review

A mediocre horror sequel handicapped by poor writing that will only appeal to die hard fans of the genre and source material. Review

Won’t win over the uninitiated, but fans of both franchises should have a good time with this crossover. Review

Serves up all the expected over-the-top action, but it won’t win the series any new fans due to various shortcomings. Review

An OK kids movie that lacks most of the substance of the classic 1980s Amblin productions it tries to emulate. Review

A poorly-constructed slog of a sequel that fails to engage the audience in any impactful manner. Review

Falls victim to its genre’s clichés, but Cranston and Franco make for an entertaining odd couple comedic pairing. Review

Despite decent chemistry between the leads and a fascinating concept, Passengers is a bland, unsatisfying sci-fi story that fails to connect. Review

A decent studio comedy, but its entertaining parts do not add up to a cohesive whole. Review