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Channing Tatum and the Kings of Tampa are back for one last - ahem - ride. And it’s a doozy.

Spoiler alert: 22 years later, dinosaurs and humans still don’t mix.

The film adaptation of the bestselling bondage novel is much better than its source material deserves, but that doesn’t mean it’s particularly satisfying.

Equally eye-popping and eye-rolling, this sci-fi spectacle from the creators of "The Matrix" is ultimately a must-miss.

No one wants to see a movie about people sitting at computer terminals. Unless it’s "WarGames". This isn’t "WarGames".

In an otherwise standard-issue biopic, Chadwick Boseman is phenomenal as the mercurial, combustible Godfather of Soul, James Brown.

Scarlett Johansson stars in the titular role as the accidental recipient of a drug that progressively unlocks 100% of her brain capacity, with increasingly unexpected (and loony) results.

One of the most entertaining installments of the X-Men series, thanks to a smart script, sharp direction and a well-seasoned cast.

A string of frequently crude and occasionally clever set pieces help barely hold together this film’s thin premise.

Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman cuts his directorial teeth adapting an acclaimed fantasy tale, but the result is less than magical.