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Erin Strecker Us Weekly Oct 16, 2026 This wistful take on the sisters has much to say about girlhood and coming into one’s own. Edgar-Jones and especially Creed-Miles are excellent as two young women discovering their place in a confusing world. Go to Full Review Sense and Sensibility (2026) 76% - -

Erin Strecker Us Weekly May 1, 2026 3/4 As one might expect, it can’t hold a candle to the impactful original, but happily, as with a vintage designer bag, there’s still plenty of charm left. Go to Full Review The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026) 78% - -

Erin Strecker Us Weekly Mar 11, 2026 3/4 Yes, you’ll cry. But as with all good redemption stories, viewers will also leave hopeful about future possibilities. Go to Full Review Reminders of Him (2026) 56% - -

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Jan 12, 2022 2.5/4 When you go to the same funhouse five times, you begin to see the cracks in the hall of mirrors. Go to Full Review Scream (2022) 76% - -

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 this audaciously original time-traveling thriller - with a plot too complicated and twisted to explain in a few sentences - wasn't exactly a crowd-pleasing hit. But please do yourselves a favor and stream it soon. Go to Full Review Last Night in Soho (2021) 75% 90%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 From Kristen Wiig and Annie Mumolo, the Oscar-nominated actresses and screenwriters who brought us Bridesmaids a decade ago, comes a goofy vibe-of-a-movie centering on two middle-aged culottes-lovin' gal pals. Go to Full Review Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar (2021) 81% 59%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 Steven Spielberg's sweeping take on the tragic Romeo and Juliette tale dazzles the senses... Go to Full Review West Side Story (2021) 91% 93%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 A layered, if uneasy watch. Go to Full Review The Last Duel (2021) 85% 81%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 No theatrics, no gimmicks - just a wonderful coming-of-age gem that aims directly at the heart and hits the bullseye. Go to Full Review CODA (2021) 94% 91%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 Featuring a towering performance from Will Smith in the title role, proving that a hero is not necessarily easy to root for. Go to Full Review King Richard (2021) 90% 98%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 ...both grand and intimate, gooey sweet and shockingly violent, life-affirming and cynical. Go to Full Review Belfast (2021) 86% 92%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 It's long and poorly paced and plays too loose with the facts. Oh, well! The bonkers true story that chronicles the unraveling of the Italian fashion empire is also first-class frothy and fun entertainment. Go to Full Review House of Gucci (2021) 62% 83%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 28, 2021 Please ignore that instruction - or else you'll miss out on a so-sharp-it-hurts satire that skewers our current state of politics, technology and celebrity culture within the context of an asteroid headed to Earth Go to Full Review Don't Look Up (2021) 56% 78%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Sep 6, 2021 3/4 Like the austere artwork in the Sandringham House, the film deserves to be framed and hung on a wall. Admire it, don't embrace it. Maybe that's the point. Go to Full Review Spencer (2021) 83% 52%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Jun 29, 2021 2.5/4 The stakes are nonexistent. No matter how many times a bad guy (or girl) aims a gun at our beloved heroine, we know she has a specific Endgame. Go to Full Review Black Widow (2021) 79% 20%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Feb 26, 2021 The best coming-of-age movie of 2021 revolves around an introspective L.A. teen who just happens to be a multi-platinum-selling, Grammy-winning international superstar. Go to Full Review Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry (2021) 96% 95%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Dec 1, 2020 It's a wondrously entertaining and big-hearted musical comedy guaranteed to crowd-please. That is, if crowds were still a thing. Go to Full Review The Prom (2020) 54% 62%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Sep 24, 2020 2.5/4 The film is so fizzy that by the time the hijinks are over, you're left to look down and realize that there's not much there there. At least Bill Murray and Rashida Jones keep the spirits flowing. Go to Full Review On the Rocks (2020) 86% 50%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Aug 28, 2020 2.5/4 Happy yet hapless, the comedy is sort of like a high school reunion: Good times in theory, but anticlimactic and disappointing once you actually show up. Go to Full Review Bill & Ted Face the Music (2020) 83% 65%

Mara Reinstein Us Weekly Jun 8, 2020 2/4 Pete Davidson may as well be waving his heavily inked arm and saying to his fans, "Sorry, kids, there's nothing to see here." Go to Full Review The King of Staten Island (2020) 76% 83%