It feels strangely cynical, and its pseudo aversion to cursing—while welcome—can’t completely ameliorate the moral hole at its core.
No matter how you parse these spiritual musings, though, there are plenty of other reasons not to see Hercules.
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Mr. Allen’s cinematic efforts aren’t so much irrational as they are incongruous as he deftly uncovers the folly of postmodernism’s …
Self/less is exactly the movie you might expect, given its rating, its star and its summertime release: a crude, violent, …
Let’s be clear: Just because a horror flick is modestly better, content-wise, than its restrictive rating suggests, that doesn’t make …
No matter how much a director strives to change a franchise’s cinematic past when rebooting it, all that change can …
Makes for a compelling story – told in a way that we haven’t seen a dozen times already as we’re …
Would it surprise you to know that Insidious: Chapter 3 works from pretty much the same screeching-demon template that its …
This painstaking, at times painful portrait of Beach Boys brainchild Brian Wilson dives deep into his brokenness … and shows …
Aloha can mean a lot of things: hello, goodbye, peace, love. In Cameron Crowe’s flick, though, it seems to mean …
This action flick underscores self-sacrifice as it wrestles with how far a person should go to protect others. But low …
Dwayne Johnson’s earthquake actioner has a few faults. But we’ll also talk about what survives.
Steven Spielberg and Tom Cruise retell the classic H.G. Wells tale in a scary, eye-popping aliens-attack adventure.
More than three decades later, folks are still not asking home inspectors to check for nearby cemeteries full of angry, …
