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Quick Reviews


Hope
When a monstrous, unknown creature terrorizes a remote Korean village, the local police and a team of skilled hunters try to track down and destroy the beast. Hope is a wild ride, using its first half to build tension ahead of the beast's reveal. The second half's pacing stumbles and rough CGI ultimately make this a love-it-or-hate-it watch.


Spider-Man: Brand New Day
After Doctor Strange's universe-altering spell, Peter Parker struggles to navigate a world that no longer knows him. As his friends head to MIT, Peter remains isolated in the city, carrying on his heroic duty in total anonymity. Blending high-stakes action with genuine heart and humor, Brand New Day is a total crowd-pleaser. The whole cast delivers, but Tom Holland truly steals the show with what might be his best turn as Spider-Man to date.


The Odyssey
Odysseus (Matt Damon), King of Ithaca, struggles to return home to his wife, Penelope (Anne Hathaway), and son, Telemachus (Tom Holland), after fighting in the Trojan War. While it drags slightly in the middle, The Odyssey remains a thrilling adventure powered by standout performances and epic set pieces.


Leviticus
After moving to a new town and striking up a relationship with Ryan (Stacy Clausen), Niam (Joe Bird) finds their romance exposed—forcing the two to fight for survival against a supernatural entity. Leviticus’ charismatic leads and suspense compliments it’s original premise.


Disclosure Day
After stealing highly classified evidence, A cybersecurity expert (Josh O’Connor) teams up with a TV Meteorologist (Emily Blunt) to expose the truth about extraterrestrial life. While it features some classic Spielberg action, the movie’s slow pace and heavy dialogue may fail to hold every viewer’s attention.


Obsession
Using a One Wish Willow, Bear (Michael Johnston) wishes for his long time crush’s (Inde Navarrette) love but he quickly learns his wish comes with a sinister price. Although its storyline may seem familiar, Obsession is a wild, thought provoking experience that’s elevated by stellar performances from its cast.


The Drama
A happily engaged couple has their relationship put to the test when Emma (Zendaya) reveals a controversial secret to her fiancé Charlie (Robert Pattinson). With its provocative story and polarizing twist, it’s bound to spark debate long after the credits roll.


Backrooms
When a patient disappears into a time-distorted network of infinite rooms hidden behind a showroom basement door, his therapist must confront the unthinkable. Venturing into a dimension beyond reality, she faces not just the fear of becoming lost, but the horrifying feeling that she isn't alone. Backrooms delivers a captivating and suspenseful experience, even if its open-ended nature might frustrate viewers looking for clear answers.


Anora
When Brooklyn stripper Anora marries the son of an oligarch, her life looks like a modern fairytale. That dream is thrown into jeopardy when his wealthy Russian parents fly to New York to undo the marriage by any means necessary. Anora is a modern, thought-provoking Cinderella story filled with humor and plenty of drama. It's a wild ride featuring standout performances by its leads, Mikey Madison and Mark Eydelshteyn.
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