I went into Frozen Empire cautiously optimistic, especially after hearing some mixed buzz, but it turned out way better than I expected.

The Instigators doesn’t exactly break new ground, and its ending feels a bit rushed, but it compensates with impressive car chases and some intriguing political commentary on heroism and the armed forces.

The stakes in Deadpool & Wolverine felt low, and in the end, it was a good time, but not groundbreaking.

Twisters is an entertaining ride that nods to its predecessor while confidently standing on its own.

In anticipation of the new film Twisters, Whitney and I revisited the 1996 classic Twister. Despite the years, this film felt strikingly familiar, a testament to its rewatchability.

The Fall Guy is one of the most entertaining movies I’ve seen in a long time. It’s a joyful throwback to the '90s action films that shaped my love for cinema, wrapped up in a fun, meta commentary on the film industry itself.

Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One is incredibly fun and the action is beyond impressive. Much was made about Tom Cruise's motorcycle jump, but I particularly enjoyed the train car falling sequence.

The action scenes in Get Smart are way better than they needed to be and the jokes are right down my lane.

I never thought I would love watching the various ways a man could dispose of trash.

Jurassic Park is the ultimate example of the perfect summer blockbuster. It's thrilling, awe inspiring, funny, thoughtful and above all, entertaining.