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‘Wake Up Dead Man’ review: The new ‘Knives Out’ mystery struggles beneath its ambition

Rian Johnson’s Knives Out series again blends mystery, humor and satire, but in third film, gap between ambitious production and script flaws is clear; touching on faith, power and corruption, it’s entertaining yet overstuffed

Erez Dvora | 12.02.25

Review: Disney’s ‘Zootopia 2’ returns with sharp humor and stunning animation

Disney’s animated sequel follows officers Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde as they unravel a conspiracy case; the film isn’t flawless but its inventive design, sharp dialogue and emotional pull shine through, promising strong repeat viewings and major box office returns

Erez Dvora | 11.29.25

Like Forrest Gump but slower: Netflix's Train Dreams stays with you long after watching

The acclaimed Netflix film follows a logger across eight decades in a pared-down American epic shaped by Terrence Malick’s influence; though some imagery feels familiar and risks cliché, the film lingers long after the credits roll

Shmulik Duvdevani | 11.27.25

'Wicked: For Good' runs out of magic and stretches a thin story even thinner | Review

The ambitious follow-up aims for a larger-than-life musical epic, but quickly sinks into lazy, spoon-fed storytelling; Extra songs, recycled imagery and stretched subplots turn a lavish production into a lesson in Hollywood greed

Benjamin Tovias | 11.25.25

Review: 'Now You See Me: Now You Don’t' fails to revive its magical heist formula

The magician-con-artist crew returns for a flashy new mission — this time targeting a wealthy villainess — in a clear bid to reboot the franchise with a new generation; but like its predecessors, the twists are absurd and the logic is nowhere to be found

Erez Dvora | 11.21.25

‘The Running Man’ returns: Glen Powell stars in slick but soulless Stephen King reboot

Four decades after Stephen King's The Running Man, Edgar Wright’s new adaptation brings the blood-soaked satire back to screen — but loses its sting, offering a soulless thriller that leans heavily on Powell’s muscular charm

Erez Dvora | 11.20.25

Scarlett Johansson’s debut film Eleanor the Great falls short despite strong performances

In her directorial debut, Johansson explores Holocaust memory through a 94-year-old Jewish heroine; despite strong intentions and a standout performance by June Squibb, the film’s writing and direction feel underdeveloped and better suited for TV

Erez Dvora | 11.15.25

Review: Splitsville explores open marriages with absurd humor and surprising depth

Splitsville is a dark comedy about two couples who open their marriages, only to unleash deeper chaos; with absurd humor and sharp cinematic flair, the film probes the fragility of bourgeois fantasies and the fear of marital collapse

Shmulik Duvdevani | 11.07.25

Review: Oscar-winning team can't save Netflix’s Ballad of a Small Player

On paper, Ballad of a Small Player had it all: Oscar-winning Edward Berger, Colin Farrell in the lead and a gripping premise; but the Netflix film fails to deliver, and most viewers likely won’t finish it — not that they’d miss much

Erez Dvora | 11.04.25

Conspiracies, aliens and corporate power: Inside Bugonia, Emma Stone’s bold new film

After three acclaimed collaborations, Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone return with Bugonia, a darkly comic sci-fi drama about a biotech CEO kidnapped by conspiracists, blending corporate satire, power struggles and sharp political commentary

Erez Dvora | 11.03.25

The Hand That Rocks the Cradle remake proves some things are best left untouched

A woman who lost her baby late in pregnancy infiltrates the home of a new mother and attorney with dark intentions. Sound familiar? It is. The remake of The Hand That Rocks the Cradle offers few surprises and little originality

Erez Dvora | 10.31.25

Review: Guillermo del Toro's 'Frankenstein' stands out as rare faithful adaptation

Guillermo del Toro’s new 'Frankenstein' is an ambitious, thoughtful adaptation that stays loyal to Mary Shelley’s novel, though its ambitious ideas falter due to an unconvincing romance and shallow pop culture influences

Erez Dvora | 10.29.25

Review: Emma Thompson becomes action hero in clichéd thriller 'Dead of Winter'

At 66, Emma Thompson stars in action thriller Dead of Winter, but predictable storylines and cold Minnesota backdrops fail to make the film compelling

Shmulik Duvdevani | 09.27.25

Review: Is 'One Battle After Another' the best film of the year?

Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film blends political commentary with personal reflection, following an aging revolutionary and his daughter, delivering a gripping, award-worthy cinematic experience

Erez Dvora | 09.26.25

'Materialists' makes you wonder why people still get married

Between glittering luxury and human despair, Celine Song's new film offers a rare glimpse into Manhattan's matchmaking industry - where love is measured by height, salary, and returns; Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans replace romance with sharp criticism of a world where every relationship is a transaction

Shmulik Duvdevani | 08.18.25

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