Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) is a brutally satisifying and intoxicatingly vibrant explosion of fun. Margot Robbie sparkles every swing of the way, giving us a massively entertaining and refreshing performance. Birds of Prey is a film made by women for women about women, but operates in a capacity that is enjoyable for everyone. The narration and storytelling from Margot Robbie's Quinn is a wonderful addition and encapsulates the magic of how women tell stories.

Miss Americana is the film to inspire every woman to fight for their rights, to stop apologizing for existing, and to champion themselves. Swift reminds us that regardless if we like her, there is only one of her.

Despite decent performances, Dolittle is DOA from lackluster directing and a thoughtless script. My takeaway: Do(as)little as possible and don't see this movie in the theater.

The Golden Globes are prestigious accolades given to honorees for their excellence in television and film, both domestic and internationally.

The stunning tale in A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is the epitome of Mister Rogers and it reminds us that we can all be more like him, we too just have to put in the work.

So much to behold in a deliciously ripe and venturesome world, His Dark Materials delivers on spectacular performances and production. Once you get past the initial lack of clarity regarding the ins and outs of this constructed world, you're in for a sinister treat.

Making Waves takes us through the cinematic adventure of creating and experiencing sound, while presenting a historically accurate timeline in film history.

A phenomenal cast, fantastic stunt choreography, and a societal and historically relevant narrative prove that HBO's Watchmen is anything but a joke.

Looking for Alaska is filled with teenage angst as we follow Miles "Pudge" Halter while he leaves his dull home life for a highly esteemed boarding school.

Always In Season is a documentary from Jacqueline Olive that intertwines the story of Lennon Lacy's death and those in other areas of the country to showcase the system racial injustices and brutality of racial violence.