Release Date: Jul 10, 2020 Hulu’s Palm Springs Review: Chemistry Carries Andy Samberg’s High-Concept Comedy An intelligent and consistently funny crowd-pleaser with more than enough chemistry to satisfy hungry rom-com audiences. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Jul 10, 2020 Apple TV+’s Greyhound Review: Not So Much A Movie As A Series Of Battle Scenes [T]his is actually a rare modern Hollywood film that clocks in at about 80 minutes when its end credits start to roll – though that’s not really all that surprising when you consider how much time plot and character development typically take up in movies. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Jul 03, 2020 Disney+'s Hamilton Review: Fans Of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Masterpiece Will Be Satisfied At the end of the day, this is Hamilton, as performed by the original Broadway cast, which means it’s brilliant. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Jun 26, 2020 Irresistible Review: A Smart Ending Saves A Blah Comedy [A]s a vehicle for the message Jon Stewart wants to get across with the movie, it equates to sticking a high performance engine built for a Maserati underneath the hood of a faux-wood-paneled minivan. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Jun 26, 2020 Amazon Prime's My Spy Review: Not As Bad As It Could Be, But Also Not Good [I]t doesn’t manage to flip the script on the sub-genre and coalesce as a film that can legitimately be called entertainment that the entire family can wholly enjoy. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Jun 26, 2020 Netflix’s Eurovision Song Contest: The Story Of Fire Saga Review: A Comedy Full Of Missed Opportunity Save for a few legitimately good gags with excellent payoffs, it plays too safe to the point where it ceases being a comedy about the event and instead starts feeling more like a commercial. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Jun 19, 2020 You Should Have Left Review: Don’t Ignore The Title’s Warning [The house is] the kind of setting that is expressive enough to qualify as a character within the story… and unfortunately it’s the most interesting one that the film presents. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: Jun 12, 2020 Netflix's Da 5 Bloods Review: A Blistering And Vital Spike Lee Joint A compelling treasure hunt story, with an extremely powerful undercurrent that’s provided by the history of our country, and the deep scars of war. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Jun 12, 2020 The King Of Staten Island Review: Pete Davidson’s Confessional Comedy Gives Apatow A New Personality To Analyze Pete Davidson’s personal tragedies provide most of the dramatic detours in King, making for a cathartic movie that might not be as funny as you’d expect. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: Jun 12, 2020 Disney+'s Artemis Fowl Review: A Garbled Plot Drains The Fun From Fowl The mythology’s too dense for young ones, and the execution’s too simplistic for advanced audiences. It’s a surprising misfire by Sir Kenneth Branagh. Sean O'Connell

Release Date: May 29, 2020 The Vast Of Night Review: A Delightful, Thrilling Sci-Fi Tale From An Exciting New Talent It seems to aim for “David Fincher meets Steven Spielberg” in its aesthetic, and it hits that target. Eric Eisenberg

Release Date: May 22, 2020 Netflix’s The Lovebirds Review: Kumail Nanjiani And Issa Rae Make A Wonderful, Hilarious Pair It's a winner. Eric Eisenberg