As much as I did enjoy Avatar: Fire and Ash, I’m ready for Cameron to move on to telling new stories far removed from this one.

Much like the con man Wizard hiding behind the curtain, utilizing sleight of hand and subterfuge to convince the easily fooled that his powers are beyond all imagining, Wicked: For Good has precious little in the way of any actual magic.

Let the hunt begin.

Tron: Ares a moderately wild ride of mayhem, destruction, and video game-inspired ingenuity that can be a decent amount of fun. Just don’t expect a great deal more than that.

Superman is even better the second and third times around. James Gunn has delivered an epically entertaining adventure that lives up to the hero who inspired it.

Even when Red Sonja stalls, which is often, my interest still remained constant. I was eager to discover where things were going to go next.

While Freakier Friday doesn’t take a lot of risks, this piece of retro family-friendly Disney fluff had me smiling start to finish, and Curtis and Lohan remain a rocking comedic duo who know how to bring down the house.

There’s nothing smurfy about Smurfs.

The greatest strength this Superman possesses is its humanity.