David Ehrlich

"Ghost Cat Anzu" earns its comparisons to "Spirited Away," even as it defies them at every turn.

From a Japanese action thriller to a Latvian animated wonder, these films will help spirit you out of the country for a couple of hours.

Andy On and Jacky Leung duel for control of a martial arts academy in '100 Yards,' a shapeless but shimmering riff on classic genre tropes.

The third "Paddington" movie isn't bad, but "Paddington 2" director Paul King clearly took the series' magic with him when he left to make "Wonka."

This Disney Plus doc isn't much of a movie, but watching Spielberg & Williams reflect on the beautiful music they've made together is absolute bliss.

"Yellowstone" actor Kelsey Asbille only has 20 minutes to get away from Finn Wittrock before her body stops working. Enjoyably disposable fun ensues.

"Disclaimer" is but one of the many auteur-driven shows that have flopped on streaming.

The third "Venom" movie is too Marvelized for its own good, but Tom Hardy is still great as a bedraggled journalist and his gooey best friend.

The only "Warcraft" movie that matters.

"Goodrich" still feels like it was written by aliens, but it's still a lot more down to earth than the "Home Again" director's previous movie.