Films

9.0Skry

Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse

2018

Miles Morales gets his spider-bite in a film that treats the origin story as a premise to move through rather than a destination to linger on. The interest is structural: Persichetti, Ramsey, and Rothman build the film around a collider accident that pulls half a dozen Spider-people from incompatible dimensions into Brooklyn, each rendered in a visually distinct idiom — anime, noir, slapstick cartoon — that the film holds in the frame simultaneously without resolving the collision into a single house style. Shameik Moore plays Miles as someone still working out who he is; Jake Johnson's older, frayed Peter Parker functions as a foil who's run out of room to grow. The animation does the genre argument: form as content, style as character.

8.6Skry

Project Hail Mary

2026

8.5Skry

Inception

2010

A thief who works inside dreams is hired to do the reverse of what he does best: not steal an idea but plant one. Christopher Nolan builds this around the logic of nested architecture — each level of the dream a deeper fold, with different physics and a different pace of time — so that what looks like a heist film gradually becomes a puzzle of overlapping spaces running simultaneously. Leonardo DiCaprio's Cobb carries the emotional throughline, a man whose access to the subconscious is also his liability. The film earns its runtime by keeping those layers legible, stacking action across parallel planes rather than cutting between them arbitrarily.

8.0Skry

Toy Story 5

2026

The toys have always competed with something — a newer model, a yard sale, a child growing up — but a tablet reframes the threat structurally. Buzz, Woody, Jessie, and the gang now contend not with a rival toy but with a device that makes toys as a category feel optional. Andrew Stanton, returning to Pixar animation after the *Finding* films, builds the premise around that generational friction: a child absorbed by a screen, a roomful of characters whose entire purpose is suddenly in question. Whether the film plays that as adventure, comedy, or something more melancholy in its margins remains to be seen.

7.9Skry

Coyote vs. Acme

2026

7.9Skry

Spider-Man: Brand New Day

2026

Peter Parker's secret is no longer the problem — his erasure is. In a New York that has forgotten he exists, he keeps saving it anyway, watching the people he was closest to move through lives he can no longer enter. Destin Daniel Cretton builds the film around that displacement, running a superhero action picture through the engine of a reintegration drama: what does the mask mean when the face behind it has been scrubbed from everyone's memory? The central complication is a transformation in Parker himself, one the film positions as both threat and necessity. A villain who cannot be perceived raises the stakes on the action side while the identity architecture does its work in the quieter scenes.

7.7Skry

Hoppers

2026

A girl slips her consciousness into a robotic animal body and steps into a world she thought she understood — Hoppers builds its adventure around that central gimmick and treats the animal kingdom as genuinely alien territory rather than a backdrop for cute behavior. Daniel Chong structures the film as a discovery narrative that keeps widening its own scope: each hop into a new body reframes what Mabel thinks she knows, until the animal world begins to look less like nature and more like a system with its own logic and secrets. The animation has work to do here, rendering both the robotic vessels and their organic counterparts in a register where the strangeness of the premise stays legible.

7.5Skry

Moana

2026

7.4Skry

Swapped

2026

7.3Skry

Minions & Monsters

2026

7.0Skry

The Mandalorian and Grogu

2026

7.0Skry

The Super Mario Galaxy Movie

2026

6.5Skry

Supergirl

2026

Kara Zor-El hasn't chosen this fight — it comes to her, close enough to make it personal. What follows is built as an interstellar chase-and-pursuit, the film moving outward from Earth into open space as Milly Alcock's Supergirl and an unlikely companion (Eve Ridley) track a threat that Matthias Schoenaerts and Jason Momoa's casting suggests will carry weight on both sides of the conflict. Craig Gillespie, whose work tends to find speed and pressure inside genre containers, structures this as a road movie that happens to cross star systems — the partnership between its two leads the load-bearing element as the scale expands around them.