Raising the bar in pretty much every way from Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes brings back Caesar, Koba, Maurice and the other apes as their society is flourishing but a war with a nearby human settlement seems inevitable.

Gareth Evans expands the scope and plot of The Raid series by sending martial arts supercop Rama undercover into the Jakarta underworld that is full of brutal fights and ridiculous violence.

Transformers: Age of Extinction is less a movie and more an experience you have to try and survive.

FX’s revamp of the Coen brothers classic is in rare air; it cleverly takes notes from it’s source material while presenting something new and great entirely.

Jonah Hill and Channing Tatum team up as undercover cops Schmidt and Jenko in this sequel to the tongue-in-cheek action-comedy reboot.

With a fun gimmick and great action, Edge of Tomorrow is one of the best movies of the summer, despite a few minor issues.

Hopping Chinese vampires or jiangshi are back with a modern twist in the new horror movie Rigor Mortis.

After scoring a massive hit with Ted, Seth MacFarlane follows it up with the western comedy, A Million Ways to Die in the West. Are there a million laughs as well?

Combining the best of the old trilogy with the Wolverine/First Class movies, Days of Future Past is a blast of mutant awesomeness as Wolverine travels back to the 70’s to stop a dark future from occurring.

One of our most anticipated movies of the year is finally here and the King of the Monsters has truly returned.

DC’s latest animated movie finds Batman meeting his son Damian after his grandfather, Ra’s Al Ghul, is killed by Deathstroke.