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'Ozark' is a story of self-preservation amidst late-stage capitalist chaos.

Workplace hijinx culminate into a forgettable, night-long urban story short on comedy and character development.

"The Family Fang is the best kind of art film - it has no pretensions to anything beyond telling its story and does so in the simplest and most straightforward manner it can.

'Zootopia' isn’t your parents’ Disney animated film – it’s yours and your kids’ – and it knocks the ball out of the park.

"A LEGO Brickumentary" is a lovingly imagined exploration of the world of the LEGO brick: the history, the art, the creativity in a fun, and often amusing new documentary.

As good as you’d expect with such an exceptional cast.

While having directed a handful of TV show, including his own Arrested Development, Jason Bateman brings his A-game to 'Bad Words,' his big screen directorial debut.

Director Seth Gordon keeps the black comedy alive with Bateman and McCarthy delivering lots of laughs in spite of a bad script.

There's laughs to be had, but at what cost? Lowbrow heads for new lows.

Summer holds out for one more month of genre goodness.