Reviews of Transformers: The Last Knight, 47 Meters Down, and Rough Night.

The heights achieved by better Pixar films casts a long shadow that Lightning and his buddies fail to escape.

As a fan of the old Universal monster movies, I admit I had a good time watching the movie despite its many faults.

It’s an entertaining movie that is sure to please the masses as well as comic-book aficionados.

There are better and certaingly more faithful films depicting the Arthurian legend, but if you enjoy fantasy films, you can do a lot worse.

Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer to most, but don’t tell that to Hollywood.

Like with every sequel, there will be a debate over whether latest movie lives up to or possibly even surpasses the original.

If you’re hankering for some big, dumb fun, “The Fate of the Furious” should have enough to tide you over until the summer movie season kicks into high gear.

If the goal is a pleasant time at the movies with actors we know so well they seem like old friends, well, this remake of the 1979 original is just that, pleasant.

It’s never positive when the movie you’re watching keeps reminding you of a much better film.

Can a movie be suspenseful, scary, exciting, and yet still be predictable?

I envy those who saw this movie with fresh eyes. I imagine it was as captivating for them as the original was for me and those who first fell in love with Disney’s original version.

Hollywood is waging its own form of March Madness in theaters around the country.

The film delivers on all the action the super-hero genre demands, but its depth and heart lift it above norm.

Jordan Peele’s work is far more effective in driving home its point of how subtle racism still infests even the most liberal corners of our society.

The 89th Academy Awards ceremony will likely be a coronation for director Damien Chazzelle’s ‘La La Land.’

She sequel is not quite as strong as the original, but it is a well executed and beautifully shot action movie that leaves the viewer with a smile and the door wide open for more sequels.