Reviews
A slick but overstuffed crime caper, Crime 101 delivers strong performances from Mark Ruffalo and Halle Berry, though uneven pacing and a cluttered narrative hold it back.
This review was made possible by Popped recieving an screener copy of Twinless. It’s been known for a while that…
A24 and HBO’s new reality series ‘Neighbors’ examines outrageous residential conflicts, revealing the extreme lengths neighbors will go to defend what’s theirs. Check out our review.
The Muppets are back in a joyful, back-to-basics revival that captures the chaotic charm and musical magic of the original series. With inspired guest star Sabrina Carpenter and a heartfelt respect for the show’s legacy, this pilot proves there’s still nothing quite like The Muppet Show.
Read our review for Chris Chibnall’s Agatha Christie’s Seven Dials. now streaming on Netflix.
Read our review for Nia DaCosta’s ’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’, releasing in theaters on January 16.
Driven by strong performances from Jon Bernthal and Tessa Thompson, ‘His & Hers’ is a tense, emotionally charged mystery.
Read our review for Netflix’s adaptation of Emily Henry’s best-selling novel ‘People We Meet on Vacation’, starring Tom Blyth and Emily Bader.
This review was made possible by Popped attending an advanced screening of Anaconda. There’s always this conversation amongst film buffs…
Check out our review of ‘Metroid Prime 4: Beyond’ for Nintendo Switch 2.
Check out our review for the first two episodes of ‘Percy Jackson and The Olympians,’ releasing on Disney+ on December 10.
With ‘Kirby Air Riders’ out now on the Nintendo Switch 2, check out what we have to say about the game.
Tinsel Town centres on Bradley Mack (Kiefer Sutherland), a washed-up Hollywood action star who heads to a small English village to play a small role in the idiosyncratic Christmas pageant.
In My Father’s Shadow, Akinola and Wale Davies craft a beautifully nuanced portrait of fatherhood through the character of Fola.
Read our review for ‘Wicked: For Good,’ releasing in theaters on November 21, starring Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.
Not only is Hamnet Chloe Zhao’s best film, Hamnet is the best film of the year with down-to-earth performances that feel out-of-this world; a realistic script which also serves as a fascinating character study on love, loss, grief and all the emotions that accompany it.
Glen Powell delivers a charismatic performance in Edgar Wright’s +reimagining of ‘The Running Man’, releasing on November 14.
Sydney Sweeney delivers a career-best performance in David Michôd’s ‘Christy’, a harrowing portrait of abuse, identity, and survival that transcends the boxing genre.