PG Score: 6/10

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The Iron Claw gives the audience a rollercoaster of emotions, while the cast does a great job capturing the legendary Von Erich family.

Napoleon has its moments of brilliance, but overall, Ridley Scott and Joaquin Phoenix's period piece comes up a bit short.

Shaky box office numbers do not accurately reflect the quality of The Marvels: a fun, dynamic MCU installment.

Loki Season 1 and 2 is some of the finest work in the MCU and completes one of the best character arcs since the introduction of Iron Man.

Ahsoka is a fantastic show that adds layers of mysticism to a galaxy far, far away.

The Creator had potential with a great premise and visuals. But Gareth Edwards's latest creation doesn't get the most out of them.

Everyone has a Roman Empire. You don't know exactly why. But it's always there.

The Equalizer 3 won't win awards, but with Hollywood at a standstill, it's good to see a star like Denzel take center stage.

Blue Beetle has its moments of solid action and laughs, but is largely formulaic and predictable.

Everyone involved in Oppenheimer brought their A-games, making this historical drama a must-see on the biggest screen you can find.

The action, drama, and story of Mission: Impossible- Dead Reckoning Part One make it the best film of this franchise.

Despite some subpar CGI, Andy Muschietti's The Flash is fast and fun, headed by an excellent performance from Ezra Miller.

PG Score: 8.25/10

HBO Max can add several important characters and storylines to their Harry Potter series that the films left out.

Behind pure heart and excellent acting, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 is a superb close to James Gunn's MCU trilogy.

Ben Affleck's Air tells a compelling story of Nike's pursuit of Michael Jordan, fueled by excellent acting, nostalgia, and storytelling.