Rating Runtime Rate PG 1 h 30 mins 3 The Minions' search for their boss continues until they stumble across Hollywood. Two Minions set out to make their own movie with the help of a monster. The third Minions stand-alone movie, and this one is even more of a prequel than the first two. The story focuses on two specific Minions and is set further in the past than the first two. The Minion shenanigans are the same as they always are, with a mixture of languages as their dialect

Rating Runtime Rate R 1 h 50 mins 3 A down-on-his-luck and struggling furniture salesman discovers an entrance to an inexplicable room in his store. When a therapist receives a cryptic message from her patient, the salesman, she ventures out to find him in hopes of helping him, but stumbles into something unbelievable. This is a confusing movie to categorize, with an even more confusing story. It could be horror, sci-fi, a psychological thriller, or something completely diffe

Rating Runtime Rate R 1 h 43 mins 2.5 A low-level drug dealer and a drug kingpin compete for the affection of the same woman. When the dealer wins the girl, the kingpin executes an elaborate frame job to win her back. Meant to be an action flick, this movie is something else completely. There is little dialogue, so most of the story must be inferred from context, body language, setting, and the overall simplicity of a love triangle with devious scheming. The one hour and fort

Rating Runtime Rate PG-13 1 h 48 mins 3 Celebrating her birthday with an intergalactic pub crawl, Kara struggles to find a place to call home. Her celebrations are sidetracked when she gets involved in a quest for vengeance and to save her dog, Krypto, with a young girl. The latest movie in the DC Universe. A standard save-something-important story arc with some Supergirl origin story mixed in. The action is standard Superman style. The story and action leave much to be desir

Rating Runtime Rate PG 1 h 42 mins 4 When technology infiltrates Bonnie's room, Jessie and the gang must work together to protect playtime and help Bonnie connect with others. The fifth installment in the Toy Story franchise. The story reflects the current state of childhood and how technology has changed it. The story does a good job of not completely villainizing technology and showing the importance of balance. The movie maintains all the classic Toy Story elements, and th