This moody new Netflix film has some fine acting but fails to deliver a concrete supernatural thriller
Aquaman (TheaterByte Movie Review)
DC Universe brings back its water-drenched warrior Aquaman in the story of his origins as Arthur Curry who engages in a quest for the subterranean kingdom of Atlantis.
Mortal Engines (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Basically a YA steampunk version of ‘Star Wars’ that may not be accessible to mainstream audiences
The Meg (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This new twist on the summer shark attack horror flick features a great ensemble, production design, and awesome visual effects
Netflix Original Extinction (TheaterByte Movie Review)
‘Extinction’ is a derivative but still entertaining end-of-the-world sci-fi thriller that turns its tables on the audience in the third act
Netflix Original How It Ends (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Save yourself a couple of hours and pass this one by; the world as we know it deserves a far better ending.
Netflix Original Godzilla: City on the Edge of Battle (TheaterByte Movie Review)
This second installment is rather dense in the beginning but quickly graduates to some awesome action.
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom delivers great special effects, a so-so storyline, and another lead-in to the next film in the franchise.
Upgrade (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A biologically implanted chip help’s a technophobe seek revenge after he suffers a tragedy in this mind-blowing popcorn sci-fi thriller.
Solo: A Star Wars Story (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Despite its widely known production woes, ‘Solo’ is a ‘Star Wars’ spin-off that delivers Han Solo’s backstory and never fails to entertain with a pulse-pounding plot, great ‘droids.
