Greenland 2: Migration is most interesting simply for having Greenland in its title.

Oh hell, yes. Nia DaCosta just guaranteed that third rage virus horror flick with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple.

It’s Oona Chapin to the rescue in the third, too familiar entry in James Cameron’s billion dollar franchise, Avatar: Fire and Ash.

Fans: Louis Koo is going Back to the Past. Non-fans? Maybe try SpongeBob.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 really should be more fun.

This is getting repetitive. Zootopia 2 is a lot more of what made Zootopia such a chamer… but less.

It’s goofy AF but Now You See Me: Now You Don’t knows that and doesn’t care. Good on ya, mates.

Ethan Hawke is back for the other sibling as The Grabber in Black Phone 2.

If you prefer Nine Inch Nails to Daft Punk, you may prefer Tron: Ares to Tron: Legacy. May.

It appears to be the end of the road in The Conjuring: Last Rites, at least for TCCU on the big screen.

Nobody 2 is a repeat of Nobody, with a few more dad jokes.

The Bad Guys 2 goes bad, but in a good way, and not in the way sequels go bad. Good.

“I know” is the key element in the latest legacy sequel I Know What You Did Last Summer, but gentle.

More dinosaurs, fewer giant grasshoppers, zero Chris Pratt. Jurassic World Rebirth has a lot going for it.

No dancing, no hallways, not animalistic child murder. M3GAN 2.0 is an upgrade in length but not much else.

28 Years Later is not the zombie movie you’re expecting. That’s good.

It’s as predictable as it gets but Karate Kid: Legends is better than it has a right to be, even with that guy.

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is exhausting…

Oh, baby, get ready for the gnarliest Rube Goldberg deaths so far in series best Final Destination: Bloodlines.

Who knew we needed a sequel to The Accountant? Evidently Gavin O’Connor and Ben Affleck did.