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The Cat in the Hat (2026): There’s More Than One Way to Write a Cat
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. The Cat in the Hat (2026) Erica Rivinoja, Alessandro Carloni After a few days at home to rest (and to, you know, go to my day job), I was back at the theater tonight to take in another string of new releases! Did I feel a little silly going into my opening night showing of The Cat in the Hat in my local Regal’s biggest auditorium…
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Wicker: A Real Basket Case, Am I Right?
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Wicker (2026) Eleanor Wilson, Alex Huston Fischer The weekend of new releases continues! Morgan’s been unavailable for most of the weekend due to clinicals, but she was free tonight, so we had to go see a movie. We decided to check out Wicker—because I had “checked out” everything else myself already—and I was surprised by the entire experience. I was expecting an odd, raunchy romantic-comedy, and…
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The Only Living Pickpocket in New York: Time Cannot Be Stolen Back
The Only Living Pickpocket in New York (2026) Noah Segan I was at one of my students’ volleyball games yesterday, and after it was over, her dad and I were talking about Halloween plans. I told him that we didn’t get any trick-or- treaters at our apartment, so I’d be going to see a movie, and he asked me, “Do you go see pretty much everything in theaters?”, and I…
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Klara and the Sun: Reading the Book Versus Reading the SparkNotes
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Klara and the Sun (2026) Taika Waititi I bet it’s really easy to tell based on my movie-watching activity that Morgan’s out of town. Before coming to my senses and slowing down, I was actually going to watch another movie tonight after Klara and the Sun. In lieu of that, I’m writing this review. I read Klara and the Sun a few months ago and really…
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Clayface: The Makeover Superhero Movies Needed
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Clayface (2026) James Watkins So that’s the difference between an R-rated DC movie and an R-rated Marvel movie! The new DC got off to a rocky start—Superman became one of my favorite superhero movies ever, and Supergirl charmingly fell on its face—so I was interested to see where the studio would go from there. Enter Clayface, which from the first trailers looked markedly different from its…
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Wildwood: Magic, Maturity, and More Where This Came From, Please
THIS REVIEW CONTAINS SPOILERS. Wildwood (2026) Travis Knight With the heightened levels of teacher exhaustion that I’ve been feeling over the last month or two, I’ve fallen into a new method of watching, logging, and reviewing movies. Usually, I’ll watch a movie one night and write my review the next day, and occasionally, I’ll write a few notes down for me to include in my review. That’s exactly what I…
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Street Fighter: Knocking Myself Out in the Theater
Street Fighter (2026) Kitao Sakurai How does one top You Can See Everything? Nothing in theaters right now was going to be able to match the sheer surprise and awe that I experienced watching that documentary, and unfortunately, Street Fighter certainly wasn’t close. As someone who has never played any of the Street Fighter games, I wasn’t the target audience for this movie, but I wanted to give it a…
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The Social Reckoning: Billionaires on High Alert (But They Don’t Care)
The Social Reckoning (2026) Aaron Sorkin In a world where most money-making films are sequels or reboots or remakes, it’s not surprising that The Social Network eventually got a sequel. I’d even say it’s one of the most deserving movies of a sequel, considering how upside-down Facebook has turned our world in the years since The Social Network came out. I had high hopes for this movie when it was…
