The Suicide Squad is revolutionary.
There. I said it.
Squad Goals — The Suicide Squad Review
Pique Entertainment — In the Heights Review
De la Vega has his own dreams -- to one day return to the place of his favorite memories, the Dominican Republic. Having lost his parents at a young age, Usnavi hopes to continue where his father left off by rebuilding the oceanside cafecito that now lies in ruins after the hurricane.
The Main Event — Godzilla vs. Kong Review
Fans have been waiting years -- ever since it was teased -- at the prospect of having the two most popular titans in cinema history go head to head in an ultimate winner takes all fight.
Evergreen — Minari Review
Jacob Yi, a South Korean immigrant with ambitious plans, hopes to corner the market on Korean produce by building a farm that can supplant importers supplying Dallas stores with inferior goods.
Flawed — Mortal Kombat Review
The 2021 reboot to the cult-class Mortal Kombat released way back in 1995 brings back a lot of characters that fans will instantly recognize along with several others who have never before made it to the silver screen.
In Excess — Wonder Woman 1984 Review
After announcing that their 2021 slate of movies would have same-day release dates for theaters and its HBO Max streaming service, Warner Bros. also gave fans stuck at home during shelter-in-place orders something else to look forward to during the holiday season.
The Hand That Feeds — Knives Out Review
The real story and mystery reveals itself as a parable about good vs. evil, treating your guests hospitably, and the current state of our nation.
Schadenfreude — The Disaster Artist Review
The Disaster Artist (the movie) centers on the relationship between Tommy Wiseau (James Franco) and his best friend Greg (Dave Franco) who find a common bond as aspiring actors. They team up and move to Los Angeles to take Hollywood by storm.
We Got Fun and Games — Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle Review
It's a mix of Freaky Friday and the Breakfast Club, but the action/adventure twist makes Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle a fun film. It also helps that the movie doesn't eschew character building and development.
Off-Key — Pitch Perfect 3 Review
It's a shame the series has to go out on a low note, especially because the potential was there to make this one big send-off.
