“One Night Only”: The Worst Movie of 2026
I thought the wannabe blockbusters of 2026 were bad, but I was unprepared for the eye-rolling experience that was “One Night Only”.
I thought the wannabe blockbusters of 2026 were bad, but I was unprepared for the eye-rolling experience that was “One Night Only”.
Romcoms have been in life support for years, and films such as these make me think we should just let them go for good. Follow me in this sad journey to visit some of the recent offenders: “You, Me & Tuscany” and “Finding Emily”.
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Despite being directed by Christopher Nolan and shot entirely on IMAX’s 70 mm film cameras, “The Odyssey”‘s promotion has been centered mostly around diversity and feminism. How much of that talk is true, and how much was done just for the clicks? Let’s find out.
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Yes, there’s another one already. Grab your Tylenol, because “Minions & Monsters” is here to give you a bigger headache than your credit card bill.
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The legendary director brings us a film that manages to be outdated while firmly committing to some of modern Hollywood’s sins. Let’s talk about “Disclosure Day.”
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The arrival of the legendary King of Pop to the big screen has been creating expectations for years. But does “Michael” do justice to the figure behind it?
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The last entry of the “Jurassic Park” franchise manages to do the unthinkable: make dinosaurs boring.
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A quick look into four horror films released during the first two months of 2025. “The Monkey,” “Presence,” and more.
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Based on the silent movie of the same name, Robert Eggers offers a visually impactful retelling of the gothic story.
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The new thriller directed by Edward Berger portrays the disagreements within the Church on how to present itself in these modern times.
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