The Woman King Review: Power, Memory, and the Cost of Freedom by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Epic Rooted in History and Emotion There are historical films that recite facts, and then there are films that...
The Holiday 2: Love Across the Seasons Review – A Warm, Wiser Return to Cozy Romance by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 A Familiar Door Opens Again There is a special alchemy to returning films, the kind that reunite us with characters...
Priest 2 (2026) Review: When Faith Falters and Survival Takes the Lead by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Unholy Resurrection of a Cult Mythology More than a decade after Priest faded into cult obscurity, Priest 2 (2026)...
Rocky 7 (2025) Review: When the Bell Rings One Last Time by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Old Champion, a Familiar Ring There is something almost sacred about the opening moments of Rocky 7. The camera...
Canadian Sniper (2026) Review: Ice-Cold Precision Meets Star Power by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Arctic Thriller That Knows Its Own Pulse There is a particular kind of confidence in Canadian Sniper, a film...
World War Z 2 (2025) Review: David Fincher Evolves the Zombie Epic into a Chilling Study of Survival by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Apocalypse That Refuses to Stay Dead There is a particular dread that lingers after World War Z 2, a...
The Transporter 5 (2025) Review: Jason Statham Pushes Action Cinema to Its Redline by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Action Franchise Revs Its Engine Again There is a particular kind of promise that comes with a Jason Statham...
X-Men: The Last Stand Review – A Flawed Yet Ambitious Finale to the Original Trilogy by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 An Ending Built on Conflict and Consequence Released in 2006, X-Men: The Last Stand arrives with the unenviable task of...
Aladdin 2 (2026) Review: Disney Returns to Agrabah With Bigger Magic and Deeper Heart by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 A Return to Agrabah, Older and Wiser Disney’s Aladdin 2 (2026) arrives with the confidence of a sequel that knows...
Priest 2: Faithless Dawn Review – Tom Hardy Leads a Brutal, Blasphemous Sequel by Roger Ebert January 1, 2026 0 A Sequel That Trades Certainty for Conviction There are sequels that coast on familiarity, and then there are sequels that...
