This new adventure with Michael Keaton’s trickster demon is an example of reverent nostalgia done right.

A tightly plotted film with a steady pace, Wolfs sprinkles humor and charm amongst the steady dose of bullets, punchlines, and conspiracy theories it engages in.

Some of those big swings end up being overswings that eclipse the movie’s best qualities.

The reimagining is clumsy, thin, and as shallow as the murky puddle it feels like the whole movie was dragged through.

Blink Twice is Zoë Kravitz's directorial debut, and it's a lush fever dream of a movie with a keen eye for detail. Lush. Unexpected. Fun.

All things considered, it's a solid adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel.

[I]t’s successful in making you both jump and squirm as protagonists fight for their lives against cinema’s legendary perfect killing machine.

Its sensibilities are juvenile, its aesthetics are plastic, and there isn’t a solitary stretch during its 102 minute runtime when it accomplishes something creative or absorbing.

It’s easy as a cinephile to root for M. Night Shyamalan, as he has made some great movies in his career, but this is most definitely not one of them.

There are criticisms to be levied against Deadpool & Wolverine, but above all else, it can be said that the film is a raucous good time.