A soft reboot of the Transformers franchise with a new director allows for a new beginning.
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A soft reboot of the Transformers franchise with a new director allows for a new beginning.
Riley's once joyous and normal life is up-ended when she is moved to San Francisco and her emotions take a turn for the worse.
Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson play well off one another in this off-kilter action comedy.
The final moments of Oscar Grants life are retold by Ryan Coogler in this moving film.
Thurgood Marshall's early days as an attorney are the focus of this longtime coming biopic.
Zac Snyder's first superhero flick challenges the norm, creating a darker and more sadistic story of powers.
Following the journey of Mason and his family over the course of 12 years, Boyhood shows the trials and tribulations of puberty, life, and love.
The moving story of the Granite Mountain Hotshots tugs at the heart and shows the power of brotherhood.
After 10 years of films, Marvel finally introduces us to the Mad Titan and his impact shakes the MCU to it’s core.
Ryan Gosling and Russell Crowe come together in one of the best buddy-cop movies in recent memory.
Growing up with autism, Christian Wolff is forced to deal with a different form of a life that leads him down a dark path.
Nolan's story of memory loss and revenge challenges the viewer to connect with the protagonist in ways other films don't.
Captain Underpants and his whitey tighties hits the big screen in the first adaptation of the widely loved children's series.
Brad Pitt and David Ayer's film about armored units during the second World War feels familiar and overly excited to tell its story.
This raunchy comedy extends beyond the typical comedy's range with a lot of heart and emotion.