Now that Dune: Part Two’s been pushed to 2024, this is my most anticipated movie of 2023.

And all you need to watch them is a library card.

Critics respond to Christopher Nolan’s biopic about the “father of the atomic bomb,” starring Cillian Murphy and Emily Blunt.

Critics respond to the live-action version of the world’s most famous fashion doll, starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling.

The original sci-fi movie features an AI-centric plot and some impressive-looking visuals.

Critics respond to the final(?) film from the world’s greatest animated filmmaker.

A conservative podcast looked into the film, which is being marketed to Christian audiences, and found its story wanting.

Critics respond to the latest installment in modern cinema’s best action franchise.

If a streaming title catches your eye, you should watch it as soon as possible before some studio exec deletes it for a tax write-off.

Everything suggests that Dune: Part Two will more than deliver on the first Dune’s promises.

Critics respond to the final adventure for the world’s most famous archaeologist.

Critics react to Wes Anderson’s latest, in which an ensemble cast attend a desert astronomy convention.

Critics respond to the return of Miles Morales.

Critics respond to James Gunn’s final outing with Star-Lord, Rocket, and the rest of the Guardians.

The second Dune movie looks to be just as intense and epic as its 2021 predecessor.

Sure to be the best “faith-based Western black exploitation kung fu action romantic comedy drama” of all time.

The trailer works as well as it does because of Anderson’s easily identifiable — and easily replicable — aesthetic.

Do politics, religion, and the insurance industry still matter in a world ruled by the High Table and its killers?

The highly anticipated sequel to 2018’s acclaimed Into the Spider-Verse keeps looking better and better.

Critics respond to the latest adaptation of the world’s most popular role-playing game.