Christopher Robin
Less than a year after the period drama Goodbye Christopher Robin, we say hello again with Christopher Robin, a much different attempt at spinning the mythology of A.A. Milne’s beloved children’s characters in a new direction.
Todd Jorgenson
The Spy Who Dumped Me
It doesn’t take a secret agent to uncover the best part of The Spy Who…
Capsule reviews for Aug. 3
The Forest of the Lost Souls More concerned with atmosphere than plot, this black-and-white psychological…
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
Like its source material, Teen Titans Go! To the Movies tries to be clever and…
Capsule reviews for July 27
The Captain Although its larger point about fascist idealogues is somewhat muddled, this black-and-white historical…
The Equalizer 2
The fourth collaboration between Denzel Washington and filmmaker Antoine Fuqua is the first sequel for…
Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again
On the surface, the sugary love songs of Swedish pop group ABBA could hardly be…
Blindspotting
Both amusing and unsettling, Blindspotting sometimes raises more questions than its creators, lifelong best friends Daveed Diggs and Rafael Casal, can…