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Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Dec 8, 2025 2/4 Glinda doesn't need magic to be powerful or to do good. Giving her literal magic powers undercuts the entire point of her character—that she has all the tools necessary to fight injustice but chooses not to use them until it's too late. Go to Full Review Wicked: For Good (2025) 66% - -

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Dec 8, 2025 4/4 Wunmi Mosaku's Annie deserves to be in every awards conversation—a performance that's nuanced, layered, and finds moments of lightness and humor even in the midst of profound grief Go to Full Review Sinners (2025) 97% - -

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Dec 8, 2025 3/4 Jack Black enthusiastically explaining how to craft a pickaxe is enough. Sometimes Jason Momoa getting chased by a creeper while wearing a pink leather jacket is cinema Go to Full Review A Minecraft Movie (2025) 47% - -

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Dec 8, 2025 4/4 This is the performance of Erivo's career, and it should sweep every award imaginable. When she defies gravity, holding that final note like she's holding the whole world, it's transcendent. Go to Full Review Wicked (2024) 88% - -

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Dec 7, 2024 4/4 Through Detroit native Ryan Destiny's powerhouse performance, the film captures not just the physical demands of boxing, but the emotional weight of carrying a community's hopes on your back. Go to Full Review The Fire Inside (2024) 93% - -

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 5/10 With one of the shortest runtimes we’ve seen from Marvel in a while at only 119 mins, the much-awaited Thor: Love and Thunder is the definition of here for a good time, not a long time! Go to Full Review Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) 64% 60%

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 5/10 We begin a 129 min journey jam-packed with quippy retorts, gratuitous violence and a hail of bullets that leap you chuckling and wiping tears of laughter from your eyes. That being said, The Gray Man is entirely devoid of substance. Go to Full Review The Gray Man (2022) 45% 90%

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 4/10 Where No Way Home and Moon Knight tackle similar themes and raise the bar for other Marvel titles, Multiverse of Madness brings back memories of Game of Thrones’ disastrous final season. Go to Full Review Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) 73% 85%

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 8/10 Having seen all the Trans 101 required material, I went into Framing Agnes expecting honesty, emotions and a dash of trauma. Still, nothing prepared me for what happened in the ensuing 75 mins. Go to Full Review Framing Agnes (2022) 81% - -

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 2/10 Unlike in the anime, this version of the Major is more of a renegade than a leader and cares far more about herself than her teammates. She spends a large chunk of the movie pitying herself. Go to Full Review Ghost in the Shell (2017) 42% 51%

M.X. Katyayani OffColour.org Jul 20, 2023 1/10 Rumours circulating about Morbius made me apprehensive about attending the press screening, to begin with. But I went into it hoping for better. Unfortunately, the movie ended up being even worse than the rumours led me to believe. Go to Full Review Morbius (2022) 15% 71%

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Jun 20, 2023 3/4 The Blackening feels like a return. Black filmmakers are looking to the traditions of the past to create excellent and exciting new horror. Go to Full Review The Blackening (2022) 87% 85%

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Nov 4, 2022 3/4 At its core, Candyman (2021) attempts to explore how Black trauma is intergenerational. Exploring how the atrocities inflicted on our ancestors years prior still affect our lives today. Go to Full Review Candyman (2021) 83% 40%

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Nov 4, 2022 2/4 Halloween Kills attempt at addressing mob rule and the dangers it poses doesn’t mesh in a movie about an unstoppable killer. Go to Full Review Halloween Kills (2021) 38% 66%

Aprillé Morris OffColour.org Nov 4, 2022 3/5 Most of us know that the prison system is nothing more than modern-day slavery. The cast of The System seeks to shine a light on prisons in this new film. Go to Full Review The System (2022) 40% 40%