Making it through the final film in Cannon Film’s “ninja trilogy” required more than nostalgia.

Denis Villeneuve commissioned shorts by directors Luke Scott and Shinichirō Watanabe to set the stage for his sequel.

Coming soon: Twisted time travel, more Voltron, another trip to the Upside Down, the Man With No Name, ninjas, and lots of kaijū craziness.

Coming soon: Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece, Ben Affleck’s modern noir, Tim Burton’s Dark Knight, Atreyu, TGIF, and many more.

Coming soon: Two of Keanu Reeves’ greatest roles, more robot lion action, Gary Cooper, everyone’s favorite webslinger, and much more.

Or, some random thoughts about Wonder Woman, inclusivity, and how women are objectified in movies.

Coming soon: “Star Wars,” Adam Sandler’s finest role, vampire hunters, dark sci-fi mysteries, TV hacktivists, and more.

Chan is another father possessing a “very particular set of skills” in this film by Martin Campbell.

This CGI-filled remake of 1977’s Death Duel never quite reaches the martial arts heights to which it so clearly aspires.

An excellent opportunity to see some of the greatest and most beloved animated films of all time.

Critics say Baby Driver is filled with the sort of vibe and energy we’ve come to love and expect from Edgar Wright.

Vietnam War epics, Disney’s Polynesian musical, wrestling ladies, Muay Thai mayhem, a Rat Pack remake, and more.

Methinks some people need to be a little less pretentious concerning the art form’s integrity.

I don’t know what it all means, but I can’t wait to see it on the big screen.

The second outing for Marvel’s outer space misfits sounds like it’ll be just as much fun as the first.

Coming soon: Cyberpunk anime, Nazi hunters, Earth’s Sorcerer Supreme, Roman gladiators, 007, Frank Drebin, and more.

Makoto Shinkai’s latest is a thoughtful, winsome, and visually gorgeous film.

Still Walking explores family drama with grace, and never once slips into Hollywood melodrama.

Kim Ji-woon’s “kimchi western” is all about style as substance.

Summer Wars adroitly balances sci-fi geekiness, technology-focused social commentary, and family melodrama.