REVIEWS

Licorice Pizza isn't afraid to be itself, taking a slice right out of the 70's in an affectionate, timeless, coming-of-age love story.

Peacemaker may take a bit to get going, but the slowburn is more than worth it as comical and sensitive scenes depict John Cena at his best.

Day and Slate are harmonious and hilarious in I Want You Back, a subversive rom-com that tries to escape the stigma of being so-so.

King Richard is completely carried by Will Smith's authentic performance, all while the rest of it serves up nothing but untapped potential.

CODA is a bona fide people-pleaser, prospering because of its formulaic structure rather than despite it.

Narcissism is the theme of this audacious indie film which takes several risky steps to produce an unconventional, brutally-honest dramedy.

Afterlife may heavily rely on nostalgia, but its kept alive courtesy of well-written characters and superb direction from Jason Reitman.

Ambiguous subtext is a double-edged sword for Del Toro's Nightmare Alley, a neo-noir which showcases the panache and languor of life.

Scream slashes all expectations to deliver the series' best film to date, mixing old and new in a fun, though predictable, horror.