Bob Garver: "'Anyone but You' is bland and corny and the characters are idiots."

"I know this movie probably wants me to give it the next letter grade up, but I’m afraid it will have to settle for a…"

Tina Fey and Tim Meadows reprise their roles without singing, and 'it’s less a welcome nostalgia act and more of an unflattering copy.'

"This is a bland, unoriginal horror movie with dull characters and even duller scares."

"'Migration' isn’t a particularly imaginative family film. It’s certainly cute and harmless enough that I don’t think anybody will truly detest it."

"This movie is the best argument yet for why this version of the DCEU in its entirety should just be cut adrift."

"It’s impossible to get too mad at a movie like this, one that the family can all agree to see together during the holidays."

"Maybe 'The Boy and the Heron' makes more sense to people well-versed in Miyazaki’s style."

"I’ll be honest, I had a hard time enjoying 'Renaissance: A Film by Beyoncé,' despite Beyoncé being an incredible artist"

"Something tells me that Napoleon himself would have a hard time hiding a smirk over how badly I underestimated his biopic."

Bog Garver: "This movie is the unwelcome slog that I expected"

"I know that the MCU can produce hits for both the movies and home, but it needs to make better decisions about which properties should be which."

"I think the majority of people enjoy the movie for about half its runtime, and then it takes a downturn that sends them home unhappy."

From a technical standpoint, the movie does everything pretty much perfectly.

'The best thing I can say about The Exorcist: Believer is that some of the cast members are trying hard.'

Occasional mushy stuff aside, “PAW Patrol: The Mighty Movie” is mostly fun and exciting, at least by PAW Patrol standards.

'The action is cheap and tedious, the script is a joke, the jokes aren’t funny, and a twist toward the end means that a team member committed a completely unnecessary murder.'

A Haunting in Venice is director/star Kenneth Branagh’s third go-around as Agatha Christie-penned detective Hercule Poirot.

"It’s easy to see the filmmakers’ desperation to squeeze scares out of this weak material."

It has been five years since we last saw Robert “The Equalizer” McCall, as played by the ever-arresting Denzel Washington.

"This movie comes just short of being the first video game movie to earn my recommendation."

"I was going to give this movie a non-recommendation grade of C for being too bland, but then Nana showed up and saved the day."

"My biggest complaint is that the movie generally seems to be aspiring to nothing more than 'so bad it’s good' appeal."

"I could go on and on about how much 'fun' this movie is, but I don’t want to spoil any of the many great jokes."