Movie reviews of Molly Freeman

Hits all the expected Han Solo origin story beats, delivering a solidly entertaining experience with few surprises. Review

Theron’s performance keeps Tully’s warts and all portrayal of motherhood on course, even when the film’s plot mechanics threaten to derail it. Review

Delivers an exciting culmination of the MCU, though it’s overstuffed and suffers from certain typical Marvel movie problems. Review

Takes the classic raunch comedy premise of teens losing their virginity and gives it a hilariously entertaining update for modern audiences. Review

Infuses writer-director Wes Anderson’s signature humor in an offbeat, but still heartwarming story about a boy and his dog(s). Review

Builds out the universe for a bigger, more fun fight between giant robots and monsters, but loses sight of del Toro’s vision. Review

Faithfully adapts the graphic novel for a striking coming-of-age movie that blends magical realism with heartbreaking drama. Review

A funny, heartfelt, and truly touching teen romantic comedy that instantly becomes a modern classic for today’s generation. Review

An exciting, beautiful, and thought-provoking adaptation of VanderMeer’s novel in Annihilation. Review

Offers an engaging family-friendly sci-fi adventure, but falls short of reaching the potential of its talented cast and director. Review

Plenty of sex, overwrought drama, and unintentional humor. Review

Provides a satisfactory concluding chapter to the YA dystopian trilogy, and little else beyond action spectacle. Review

An entertaining enough thriller with some flare from director Babak Najafi, but works best as Taraji P. Henson’s action vehicle. Review

Offers a satisfying conclusion to the a capella series, but sacrifices heart and substance for bizarre, over-the-top story choices. Review

Builds upon Star Wars history for a more expansive, high-stakes adventure with plenty of fresh – and classic – elements. Review

Stylishly follows Winston Churchill’s early days as Prime Minister with a transformative performance from Gary Oldman. Review

A beautiful and powerful coming of age love story with remarkable performances from Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet. Review

Elegantly blends whimsical fairy tale with a fresh spin on classic monster movies for a delightful experience. Review

A heartwarming story about family and a well-crafted coming of age tale steeped beautifully in the traditions of Mexico’s Dia de los Muertos. Review

A breath of fresh air in the MCU, but still feels very much like a Marvel movie – for better or worse. Review

A delightfully subversive and darkly comedic take on a slasher horror film, though it doesn’t necessarily reinvent the genre. Review

Deftly blends a beautiful tale of romance with the story of Wonder Woman’s origin and her feminist ideals. Review

Doubles down on slick action and spy genre riffs, but adds enough fresh and fun elements to provide an exciting sequel. Review

A fun ride for fans of action comedies and/or Reynolds and Jackson, but both actors have funnier, more original films under their belts. Review