Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey delivers on every front, the epic of modern times landing as the best film in an increasingly stacked year, a masterful achievement that takes the foundational story of Western literature and renders it with...
This latest entry arrives in an already packed horror year and delivers exactly what the franchise has always promised: a gleefully gory horror experience with genuinely gruesome effects that rank among the best the genre has offered since...
Young Washington is a frustrating and complex watch, with real flashes of a genuinely interesting and well-crafted film buried beneath basic storytelling and shallow characterization that keep it from fully realizing its...
Toy Story 5 succeeds massively from its choice to center Jessie, its returning Buzz-and-Woody dynamic, and a thoughtful commentary on technology, making it a top three movie of the year so far and an early frontrunner for best animated...
Disclosure Day for us at TwilightRoom is a success, mostly in its final act delivery, particularly the disclosure reveal itself, but some uneven dialogue and inconsistent pacing throughout keep it from reaching the heights that Spielberg...
Bob and David Climb Machu Picchu lands as the standout film of the Tribeca Film Festival in our eyes, succeeding on the strength of its pure comedic chemistry, gorgeous natural cinematography, and a refreshing, take‑it‑or‑leave‑it style tha...
Finnegan’s Foursome occasionally finds some charm through its emotional themes and relaxing sports atmosphere, weaker comedy, and at times later dialogue, and an extremely safe screenplay prevents the film from standing out as an overall p...
While much of the comedy becomes very hit or miss and the filmmaking can feel messy at times, the film really succeeds in what it set out for, that being an easy entertaining watch whenever its jokes and celebrity parody elements land with...
Masters of the Universe succeeds most whenever it leans fully into its fantasy action spectacle and He-Man versus Skeletor rivalry, but emotional scenes, occasional corny dialogue, hit or miss comedy, and uneven writing often prevent the...
Iconoclast succeeds most through mood, paranoia, and psychological discomfort, creating a haunting modern commentary on Internet obsession in its directorial debut, even if certain narrative and visual elements never fully realize their...
Bringing you the week’s top shows and latest films, ranked and reviewed so you can stay ahead of what’s next.
The Twilight Weekly: TV and Film coverage that delivers.
Bringing you the week’s top shows and latest films, ranked and reviewed so you can stay ahead of what’s next.
The Twilight Weekly: TV and Film coverage that delivers.
