Review: ‘Panama’Cole Hauser And Mel Gibson Snooze Through A Lazy Tough-Guy '80s Political Action...
The name Mark Neveldine carries a lot of weight with action fans, as he's remembered as one half of the Neveldine/Taylor directing duo who...
Review: ‘Onward’Pixar's Elven Adventure Has Heart But Lacks The Usual Magic
Such is the price of Pixar's incredible success that we basically grade their movies one of two ways: either they're instant classics, or they're...
Review: ‘Army Of Thieves’'Army Of The Dead' Prequel Gives Dieter A High-Energy Origin Story...
The year of Zack Snyder continues. Forget whatever he's done with the DCEU, he's already accomplished as much if not more with Netflix's Army of...
Review: ‘Detective Pikachu’, Pokémon Are The Real Stars Of This Enjoyably Silly Whodunit
Pokémon have existed as a multimedia phenomenon for three decades, spawning loads of video games, anime, and hit animated movies such as 1999's The...
Review: ‘Hamilton’The Room Where It Happened Is Your Living Room, Thanks To Disney+
The room where it happened, it turns out, is in your living room. Disney spent a small fortune, enough cash to make Alexander Hamilton...
Review: ‘The Trial Of The Chicago 7’Aaron Sorkin's Timely, Rousing Courtroom Drama Is One...
Leave it to Aaron Sorkin to energize what might've been a stiff, paint-by-numbers courtroom drama the way he did three decades ago with A...
Sundance Review: ‘Alice’Blaxploitation Misfire Sets Keke Palmer On A Path For Vengeance
Long after slavery was abolished, Black people remained in a near-permanent state of servitude because of the laws, and culture, stacked against them. But...