Mediaversity Reviews

Sarah Manvel Mediaversity Reviews Oct 29, 2026 C- The lack of diversity in Wild Horse Nine’s tale of unforgivable American choices, and their impact on the rest of the world, is partially the point. McDonagh, a British-born Irishman, is making an indictment of the United States’ white male arrogance. Go to Full Review Wild Horse Nine (2026) 93% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Oct 28, 2026 B- Blind AF never sands down Shawn Cheshire’s rougher edges to the point where she becomes a disabled symbol rather than a gritty human being who lives with blindness and complex PTSD. Go to Full Review Blind AF (2025) - - - -

Anthony Marcusa Mediaversity Reviews Oct 27, 2026 D Whalefall can’t commit to a central idea, and clichéd Inuit references only add to its sense of clumsy overreach. Go to Full Review Whalefall (2026) 74% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Oct 26, 2026 C+ It’s bracingly fresh that Helen Mirren plays a queer, 74-year-old main character who’s kind of hateable. Go to Full Review A Talent for Murder (2026) 78% - -

Anthony Marcusa Mediaversity Reviews Oct 19, 2026 A- Despite using a sexist genre trope to initiate the action, Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother more than makes up for it. Go to Full Review Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother (2026) 96% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Oct 16, 2026 C- While I’m happy for Musk to critique the world’s richest asshole, one has to wonder if all this scrutiny isn’t just fanning the flames. Go to Full Review Musk (2026) 96% - -

Jose Solís Mediaversity Reviews Sep 28, 2026 C+ The Owens might be cursed, but whiteness haunts the Practical Magic films just as fully. Go to Full Review Practical Magic 2 (2026) 36% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Sep 17, 2026 C The only woman of any significance isn’t even on screen, and she’s defined by a clichéd storyline about being pregnant. Go to Full Review Resident Evil (2026) 96% - -

Anthony Marcusa Mediaversity Reviews Sep 10, 2026 D Despite a cast of mainly gruff white men, The Dog Stars finds a way to pull in racial stereotypes. Go to Full Review The Dog Stars (2026) 41% - -

Jose Solís Mediaversity Reviews Aug 31, 2026 B The End of Oak Street gives nuanced, fully lived-in portraits of women in their 70s and older. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Aug 30, 2026 B All the Millennial graduates of indie sleaze will be knocking down the door to join Finding Emily on the dance floor. Go to Full Review Finding Emily (2026) 90% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Aug 25, 2026 C- With a generic statement about overcoming class differences through vibes alone, The Marching Band is nothing to write home about. Go to Full Review The Marching Band (2024) 95% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Aug 10, 2026 C- PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’s disability representation shows what every movie can and should do. But that care makes the gender problem harder to forgive. Go to Full Review PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie (2026) 83% - -

Jose Solís Mediaversity Reviews Aug 7, 2026 C+ Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s women mostly wait and advise, its actors of color mostly function, and its most interesting metaphor gets tangled in its own web. Go to Full Review Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) 90% - -

Jose Solís Mediaversity Reviews Aug 3, 2026 B- Meta Take One dares to put Black men in a role Hollywood almost never lets them play: the doomed, self-destructive genius. Go to Full Review Meta Take One (2025) 100% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews Jul 22, 2026 C The Odyssey casts inclusively but still reserves its leading roles for white men and jarringly excludes Greek talent from this iconically Greek tale. Go to Full Review The Odyssey (2026) 94% - -

Carolyn Hinds Mediaversity Reviews May 27, 2026 B Is God Is shows that Black disabled women are still deserving of feeling beautiful and pampered. Go to Full Review Is God Is (2026) 97% - -

Sarah Manvel Mediaversity Reviews May 19, 2026 D It's a shame that At the Sea is more interested in Laura’s relationships with men than in herself. Go to Full Review At the Sea (2026) 32% - -

Li Lai Mediaversity Reviews May 10, 2026 B Mortal Kombat II is a superficial but fun, gory blockbuster that doesn’t sacrifice inclusiveness. Go to Full Review Mortal Kombat II (2025) 63% - -

Sarah Manvel Mediaversity Reviews May 5, 2026 A- The Only Living Pickpocket In New York avoids the stereotype of characters over 60 being uncomfortable with technology or unable to adapt. Go to Full Review The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (2026) 97% - -