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August 2026 Film Rankings: Every New Movie I Saw, Ranked Worst to Best

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During August 2026, I watched 11 new movies in theaters using my Regal Unlimited subscription. Here's my ranking of every movie I saw this month, from worst to best. If you missed it, check out my July 2026 movie rankings where I reviewed The Odyssey ,  Spider-Man: Brand New Day , and other theatrical releases. Warning: there are minimal spoilers ahead. 11. Buddy ★☆☆☆☆ "You love Buddy. Yes, you do. And I love each one of you." Where do I even begin with Buddy ? The marketing for this film? Brilliant. The premise itself? Captivating. Think Barney, except instead of a purple dinosaur, he’s an orange unicorn who turns violent whenever the children disobey him. On paper, it's the kind of absurd horror-comedy that practically writes itself. Unfortunately, the execution was sorely lacking. Far too many scenes felt as though they existed purely for shock value rather than because they served the story. At times, it seemed as though the writers simply plugged the plot into C...

July 2026 Movie Rankings: Every Theatrical Release I Saw, Ranked Worst to Best

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During July 2026, I watched 8 new movies in theatres using my Regal Unlimited subscription. From major releases like Spider-Man: Brand New Day and  The Odyssey to smaller films such as The Invite and  Gail Daughtry and the Celebrity Sex Pass , here's my ranking of every movie I saw this month, from worst to best. If you missed it, check out my June 2026 movie rankings where I reviewed Disclosure Day , Toy Story 5 , and other theatrical releases. Warning: there are minimal spoilers ahead. 8. Minions & Monsters ★★⯪☆☆ "Ah, James. Rolls off the face tendrils." After sixteen years of avoiding this franchise, I finally sat through all six films in preparation for Minions & Monsters  — only for Illumination to release a completely unrelated prequel instead. In my estimation, this is the worst installment in the series to date. The studio took a bold swing by cramming a children's movie with references to classic cinema. Bolder still were the painfully on-the-nose a...