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Review: Live Action ‘Moana’ is More Than a Shameless Cash Grab

I don’t know about you, but I always experience a cognitive dissonance anytime I enjoy a modern Disney movie—especially a live-action remake. But this...

Bryce Dallas Howard, John Boyega, Manny Jacinto to Headline Rebel Scum Con 2026

Written by Amanda Rivas In August 2025, I attended, and wrote a review for, the second annual Rebel Scum Con, which truly was a magical...

‘Minions & Monsters’ is Funny Enough, but Overstuffed

Illumination’s oddball Minions embark on another wild misadventure with Minions & Monsters. However, the fun of the Minions crashing Old Hollywood isn’t strong enough...

Review: ‘Jackass: Best and Last’ – A Great Final Sendoff for the Jackass Franchise

Written by Kevin Kokoszka Back in 2000, MTV released a silly show where brilliant idiots would do dangerous stunts and insane pranks that most people...

Grief, Love and Career Collide in ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’

Written by Ronnie Gorham In a genre stuffed with reheated rom-com’s, writer-director Leah McKendrick (Scrambed) breathes life into an instant classic with Voicemails for Isabelle,...

The Pop Break Presents: Hot Movie Summer

This year, The Pop Break is excited to bring you some very special programming during those extra long months when your favorite Pop Break...

‘The Death of Robin Hood’ Can’t Overcome Second-Act Problems

With only two features under his belt, Pig and A Quiet Place: Day One, writer-director Michael Sarnoski is quickly establishing a fresh vision for...

‘Supergirl’ Review: A Summer Popcorn Film That Should’ve Been Much More

Craig Gillespie’s Supergirl reintroduces fans to Kara Zor-El (Milly Alcock) while aiming to reveal more of her backstory and tell a story about belonging,...

Tribeca Review: ‘The Best Summer’

Tamra Davis, best known for directing classic '90s comedies like Billy Madison and Half Baked, turns vintage video recordings into a deeply intimate alt-rock...

‘Girls Like Girls’ is Silly, Fun, Messy and Essential

Picture this: it’s 2015, and you just searched for another “Am I Gay?” quiz on your browser. You go to YouTube and, sandwiched in...

‘The Invite’ Doesn’t Break New Ground, but It Makes Comedy of Discomfort

Collapsing marriages are a dime a dozen on film. From 1930's The Divorcee to 2019's Marriage Story, rotting relationships yield high drama. Into that...

‘Toy Story 5’ is an Emotional Triumph

Written by Ronnie Gorham Like a lot of Hollywood IPs, Toy Story 5 looked like another sequel no one asked for—until I saw it. It...