There are some light good-versus-evil, humanity-versus-tech statements, and even a nod or two to family, but all-in-all the film doesn’t …
These five angsty high school heroes sometimes push rebellion to obnoxious levels, while sprinkling in rough-edged language and superfluous sexual …
Families that don’t embrace Beauty and the Beast’s pro-gay moments will be forced to grapple with how best to respond …
In some ways, this monster masher is an old-fashioned creature-feature. Still, it’s definitely not your grandfather’s kid-friendly kind of Kong.
As the movie points out what it sees as typical teen girl behavior—including wild partying, obsession over appearance, casual attitudes …
Logan is, in short, frustrating. It’s painfully bloody and oddly beautiful, insanely profane and strangely spiritual.
But whatever important ideas about racial alienation this movie may be trying to illustrate, we also can’t lose sight of …
A tiny bit more restraint could have made this a movie we’d wholeheartedly recommend. As it is, it’s pretty good, …
“I have seen so much killing, so much war. I cannot bear more.” So says the heroine Selene near the …
A boy’s journey through grief uncovers some surprising truths by the time the credits roll.
If Passengers teaches us anything, it’s only as an afterthought. The film is an entertainment vehicle. And like the spaceship …
Between its tortured logic and its fatalistic view of religion, Assassin’s Creed does little more than kill off a couple …
Rogue One is theoretically a different kind of Star Wars movie. Except that it’s not.
Much of this movie’s magicking revolves around Harry Potter-style witchcraft.
There’s no Independence Day-like bim-bam-boom here. No little green men or giant robots with laser eyes, either. In fact, this …
