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Jungle Cruise
A review by Brian Truitt for USA Today2021-07-27
While those parents who grew up with Indy and Romancing the Stone might have seen a lot of this stuff before, it’s right in the wheelhouse for movie-loving youngsters not quite ready to watch Nazis’ faces melt in "Raiders." For those kiddos, Johnson’s big lug and Blunt’s eager explorer offer an enjoyable welcome to the “Jungle.”Read entire review on USA Today -
Jungle Cruise
A review by Lindsey Bahr for The Associated Press2021-07-27
It is a fine adventure with two genuine movie stars that may very well become a rewatchable staple like the films it references. But on first watch, it mostly comes across as an earnest and safe homage.Read entire review on The Associated Press -
Jungle Cruise
A review by Tim Grierson for Screen Daily2021-07-27
This overstuffed adventure-comedy barely takes a breath while bombarding the viewer with spectacle, special effects and one-liners — but what ultimately makes the film so likeable is the flirty rapport between Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt as a mismatched pair in search of a magical tree somewhere deep in the Amazon.Read entire review on Screen Daily -
Jungle Cruise
A review by Rachel LaBonte for Screen Rant2021-07-27
Led by the delightful pairing of Emily Blunt and Dwayne Johnson, Jungle Cruise knows how to enjoy itself, even if the journey is a bit overstuffed.Read entire review on Screen Rant -
Jungle Cruise
A review by Brian Lowry for CNN2021-07-27
Jungle Cruise delivers about as ably as it possibly could, creating a light-hearted adventure that owes as much to “The Mummy” as anything in Disney’s fleet.Read entire review on CNN -
Jungle Cruise
A review by Matt Fowler for IGN2021-07-27
Jungle Cruise is a rollicking adventure full of humor and heart anchored by Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt's winning heroes.Read entire review on IGN -
Old
A review by Alissa Wilkinson for Vox2021-07-27
There is, indeed, an explanation — but I kind of wish there wasn’t. For most of Old, the sheer weirdness of the setup is what’s so compelling.Read entire review on Vox -
Old
A review by Jordan Hoffman for Vanity Fair2021-07-27
Shyamalan teases out new information in just the right doses, remembering all the while that this is, at its core, a B-picture. It isn’t gory, but it’s gross, and the camera knows just how much to show to keep us dialed in.Read entire review on Vanity Fair -
Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins
A review by Matthew Monagle for Austin Chronicle2021-07-27
Compared to other Hollywood blockbusters, Snake Eyes is better than fine — but there are hundreds of Asian and Southeast Asian action movies that run circles around the final product here.Read entire review on Austin Chronicle -
Blood Red Sky
A review by Scott Campbell for We Got This Covered2021-07-26
Blood Red Sky both is and isn't the movie you think it'll be, but it's perfectly suited for Friday night entertainment.Read entire review on We Got This Covered -
Stillwater
A review by Barry Hertz for The Globe and Mail (Toronto)2021-07-26
It is at once highly watchable and baffling.Read entire review on The Globe and Mail (Toronto) -
The Green Knight
A review by Simon Abrams for TheWrap2021-07-26
While there’s a lot of commendable chutzpah and curious longing baked into The Green Knight, the movie’s never as compelling as it is unusual.Read entire review on TheWrap -
The Green Knight
A review by Brandon Katz for Observer2021-07-26
Despite The Green Knight‘s opaque obscurity and scattered whims, there’s a clear beginning, middle and end structure that crescendos with a scintillating third Act.Read entire review on Observer -
The Green Knight
A review by Owen Gleiberman for Variety2021-07-26
As a movie, The Green Knight feels like it was scraped out of the deepest, muddiest archaeological sediment of the Age of Chivalry.Read entire review on Variety -
The Green Knight
A review by A.A. Dowd for The A.V. Club2021-07-26
Here, the Texas writer-director revels in the opportunity to create image after image worthy of immortalization: The Green Knight is his most purely striking achievement, offering sprawling forests bathed in ghostly orange light and overhead shots that suggest the surveying eye of a curious god.Read entire review on The A.V. Club -
The Green Knight
A review by Brian Truitt for USA Today2021-07-26
Several heads roll though it’s your mind that'll get truly blown by The Green Knight, a visually dazzling and thoughtful trip back to Camelot.Read entire review on USA Today -
The Green Knight
A review by Michael Phillips for Chicago Tribune2021-07-26
Lowery creates a spiritual cousin to Shakespeare’s Prince Hal, torn between taverns and common folk and his highborn destiny. There’s a lot here, either on the surface or bubbling beneath it. In its Christianity vs. paganism square-off, The Green Knight lands on a note (and an event) very different from the poem’s.Read entire review on Chicago Tribune -
The Green Knight
A review by Kristy Puchko for IGN2021-07-26
The Green Knight is truly astounding.Read entire review on IGN -
The Green Knight
A review by David Rooney for The Hollywood Reporter2021-07-26
It embraces the strange remoteness of myth and Middle Ages lore on its own terms and creates something quietly dazzling and new.Read entire review on The Hollywood Reporter -
The Green Knight
A review by Tim Grierson for Screen Daily2021-07-26
The exceptional level of craftsmanship — which includes some seamless, low-key special effects — wouldn’t be nearly as affecting without the comparable care Lowery brings to this story.Read entire review on Screen Daily
