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Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 23, 2026 B- Fans of the boxing films will rejoice in the painstakingly accurate recreation of the 1976 film, but this movie doesn’t scratch too deep under the surface. Go to Full Review I Play Rocky (2026) 85% - -

Rebecca Johnson Nerdspin Oct 21, 2026 A- Whilst the story doesn’t quite match the first film’s focus or impact, Godzilla Minus Zero ups the ante with expert action sequences, plenty of surprises and stunning visuals that demand to be seen on the biggest screen possible. Go to Full Review Godzilla Minus Zero (2026) 92% - -

Sara Clements Nerdspin Oct 21, 2026 Wildwood is a sweeping, handcrafted fantasy rich in theme, gorgeous at every scale, and emotionally heavy. Go to Full Review Wildwood (2026) 99% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 20, 2026 A- Tender Loving Care is Mike Leigh’s typical British response to the state of the country. A socio-realist drama that covers social work, British politics, intergenerational differences, modern dating, girlhood, and more. Go to Full Review Tender Loving Care (2026) 100% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 20, 2026 C- A Long Winter is too restrained and unresolved to feel rewarding for audiences. Despite stunning cinematography and performances, there are too many interesting subtexts and subplots teased but never utilized. T Go to Full Review A Long Winter (2026) 79% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 18, 2026 A Club Kid is a remarkably warm and likable coming-of-age drama about transitioning into a new stage of life and finding new parts of your life. One of the best debuts in years, Firstman’s script is funny, witty, bold, yet full of real heart. Go to Full Review Club Kid (2026) 100% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 16, 2026 C- Klara and the Sun is entirely watchable, thanks to a delightful central performance from Jenna Ortega, but it’s a hollow shadow of what it could be. A film to pass the time that ignores the hard stuff. Go to Full Review Klara and the Sun (2026) 26% - -

Jason Miller Nerdspin Oct 16, 2026 B+ The film quietly challenges you to think about how easily your perceptions can be shaped, even when you believe you’re watching with your guard up. Go to Full Review You Can See Everything (2026) 96% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 15, 2026 C Prima Facie feels like a relevant and much-needed film. Sadly, it doesn’t trust its audience and feels obliged to overexplain everything through obvious imagery and gimmicky voiceovers. Go to Full Review Prima Facie (2026) 28% - -

Rebecca Johnson Nerdspin Oct 15, 2026 B A story rooted in real events and filled with divisive figures operating behind the scenes, Artificial combines stylish filmmaking and strong performances with a subject matter that’s increasingly difficult to ignore. Go to Full Review Artificial (2026) 95% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 14, 2026 B- Separately, it all works, but together it doesn’t sync up to create harmony. Still, it’s worth viewing purely for Pascal’s masterclass in holding all eyes on you for two hours. Go to Full Review Behemoth! (2026) 86% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 11, 2026 B- It’s basically a family-friendly futuristic LA Confidential. Go to Full Review Ray Gunn (2026) 94% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 10, 2026 A+ La Bola Negra is an emotional tribute to lives lost in an era of history Spain is just trying to ignore, and it’s an homage to all the LGBTQ+ voices gone too soon. It’s also a call to arms for people around the world still live in fascist states. Go to Full Review La Bola Negra (2026) 87% - -

Jason Miller Nerdspin Oct 8, 2026 B Mikey Madison and Jeremy Strong are outstanding, delivering two very different performances that power a sharp, urgent drama from Aaron Sorkin Go to Full Review The Social Reckoning (2026) 54% - -

Amelia Harvey Nerdspin Oct 7, 2026 A- Elsinore isn’t really about HIV or Ian Charleson’s diagnosis. It’s about the tragedy of your flame going out before you can complete your goals. Go to Full Review Elsinore (2026) 88% - -

Sara Clements Nerdspin Oct 4, 2026 B+ The Only Living Pickpocket in New York is a crime drama that feels like it was pulled from a time capsule; it lives so comfortably within its influences that Noah Segan’s film wears the grit of 1970s cinema naturally. Go to Full Review The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (2026) 97% - -

Jason Miller Nerdspin Sep 25, 2026 B+ David Ayer crafts an emotionally bittersweet tale about two loyal companions fighting for their lives, and the filmmaker delivers one of his best efforts in years. Go to Full Review Heart of the Beast (2026) 84% - -

Hailey Passmore Nerdspin Sep 22, 2026 B A realistic romantic comedy, with understanding and love at its core Go to Full Review All That She Wants (2026) 100% - -

Hailey Passmore Nerdspin Sep 22, 2026 B- With the talented performances of Cruz and Bardem, 'Bunker' might not be for the faint of heart, but its ability to stir questions and discussion remain its underlying importance. Go to Full Review Bunker (2026) 51% - -

Hailey Passmore Nerdspin Sep 21, 2026 B- The collaboration between Cox and Morrison, led by this subtle performance by Qualley, gives the audience the best piece of cinema to hold onto. Hope. Go to Full Review Love of Your Life (2026) 81% - -