Guardians of the Galaxy
Pull out the troll dolls and the black lights: we're going to space.
Jackson Cuidon|August 01, 2014
Left BehindNot a "Christian movie." Not even close.
Jackson Cuidon|October 02, 2014
Me and Earl and the Dying GirlWhat do you do when a movie says something itself better than you could ever hope to say it?
Jackson Cuidon|June 11, 2015
Five to Anticipate This FallWhat are our critics watching this fall?
Brett McCracken, Kenneth R. Morefield, Jackson Cuidon, and Alissa Wilkinson|September 02, 2013
22 Jump StreetThe buddy comedy feels a bit recycled the second time around - and it knows it.
Jackson Cuidon|June 17, 2014
PompeiiWe should maybe try giving Paul W. S. Anderson a little bit of credit.
Jackson Cuidon|February 24, 2014
InsurgentIt's fine to think you're the chosen one, but what if you never grow up?
Jackson Cuidon|March 20, 2015
MinionsIs it better to go see this franchise entry than to sit in your living room as a family staring at your iPads?
Jackson Cuidon|July 10, 2015
42Both 42 and The Reluctant Fundamentalist deal with issues of individual and systemic racial injustice - and come to very different conclusions.
Jackson Cuidon|April 19, 2013
The Grand Budapest HotelWes Anderson's latest is a feat of filmmaking, a formally-interesting movie that's also deeply meaningful.
Jackson Cuidon|March 08, 2014
The Kings of SummerSnyder's Superman reboot is visually stunning and well-acted, but lacks the humanity of The Kings of Summer, a little coming-of-age movie with a big heart.
Jackson Cuidon|June 14, 2013
The End of the TourIn the David Foster Wallace biopic, the author's own words are the best part.
Jackson Cuidon|July 29, 2015
Bridge of SpiesSpielberg and Hanks are captivating and likable, though the film still comes up a little empty.
Jackson Cuidon|October 15, 2015
HomeYou'd be best off rewatching 'Lilo & Stitch.'
Jackson Cuidon|March 27, 2015
The Amazing Spider-Man 2When it's good, it's very very good, and when it's bad it's perfunctory.
Jackson Cuidon|May 01, 2014
Man of SteelSnyder's Superman reboot is visually stunning and well-acted, but lacks the humanity of The Kings of Summer, a little coming-of-age movie with a big heart.
Jackson Cuidon|June 14, 2013
