A lauded 2024 documentary sequel that, according to The Guardian, "will make you think twice about what you put in your supermarket basket," directors Robert Kenner's and Melissa Robledo's Food, Inc. 2 serves as the first presentation in 2025 QC Environmental Film Series hosted by River Action, its January 19 screening at Davenport's Figge Art Museum treating attendees to what RogerEbert.com's Glenn Kenny deemed "an engaging and watchable activist documentary that does make way for optimism."

Whatever you think of director James Mangold's new musical bio-pic, you can't accuse it of false advertising.

Having sat through, and stayed awake for, Madame Web, Morbius, and three Venoms, I'd be among the first to cheer the death of Sony's Spider-Man(-free) Universe series. But I'm not sure that Kraven the Hunter should be the thing that kills it.

Presented by Filmosofia and followed by a discussion and themed reading of Philip Pettit's The Prisoner's Dilemma and Social Theory, Christopher Nolan's Batman blockbuster The Dark Knight enjoys a December 18 screening at Rock Island's Rozz-Tox, this landmark 2008 entertainment a two-time Academy Award-winner that, until last year's Barbie, held a 15-year record as the highest-grossing domestic release in Warner Bros. history.