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Jurassic World: Rebirth ('25 Gareth Edwards): The longer this franchise goes, the less any of this makes sense.

Some words about Antoinette Jadaone's 'Sunshine'

Sunshine ('24 Antoinette Jadaone): Yes.

F1 ('25 Joseph Kosinski): Hilariously, it's kind of just a remake of Top Gun: Maverick, but with race cars. This is not a bad thing, though.

Some existential blatherings about Irene Villamor's 'Only We Know'

Only We Know ('25 Irene Villamor): An oddly tender existentialist drama. Would've liked this to go a step further, but it's beautiful all in all.

Cheat Day ('25 Jose Javier Reyes): WTF?.

Karate Kid Legends ('25 Jonathan Entwistle): Strains quite a bit to bring its elements together. Ben Wang is good, though.

Mission Impossible: The Final Reckoning ('25 Christopher McQuarrie): AI villain still doesn't work. Tom Cruise is still nuts, though.

Final Destination Bloodlines ('25 Adam B. Stein, Zach Lipovsky): Does the thing the franchise does: gory kills that pay off like a punchline. Your enjoyment may vary.

The Last Goodbye ('25 Noah Tonga): MMK-coded.

In Between ('25 Gino M. Santos): Lead guy keeps comparing girls to alcoholic drinks. And we're supposed to like him? Yuk.

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Some thoughts on Jake Schreier's 'Thunderbolts*'

Thunderbolts* ('25 Jake Schreier): A very human superhero movie. Pretty good.

The Accountant 2 ('25 Gavin O'Connor): Mainly a hangout film with Affleck and Bernthal. That's not a bad thing, but it might frustrate action fans.

Thoughts on Ryan Coogler's "Sinners," opening today in cinemas.

Sinners ('25 Ryan Coogler): A towering blues epic far more ambitious and powerful than much of anything out there. Awesome.

Thoughts on "My Love Will Make You Disappear"

My Love Will Make You Disappear ('25 Chad V. Vidanes): Cute at times, but it has too many stray elements to make the core concept really shine through.