It’s rated R, but Irena’s Vow comes with strong messages, competent craftsmanship and—except for one difficult scene—not many problems.
Director Guy Ritchie’s latest hyperviolent action comedy is loosely based on a true story, but one that’s received blockbuster treatment.
“War is barbaric,” a character in Land of the Bad tells us. And ultimately, so is this movie.
Les Mis. It’s a cultural touchstone. It’s become a phenomenon on the live musical stage. So what might it look …
Set around a notorious Nazi concentration camp, The Zone of Interest shows us the evil of indifference without getting bloody.
Corrie ten Boom’s remarkable real-life story finds new life, and new poignancy, in this stage-to-screen production.
Golda depicts the eponymous Israeli Prime Minister as she guides Israel through the Yom Kippur War.
This well-choreographed actioner unleashes two hours Chris Hemsworth in a ballet of brutality that might make Thor blanche.
Kandahar is another gritty Gerard Butler war-battle actioner that’s packed with violence, profanity and anti-American sneers.
Director Guy Ritchie’s latest story is a straightforward movie about sacrifice, responsibility and war—an intense, bloody war.
This movie is unapologetically intended for any rowdy crowd that likes to see bad guys bloodily blotted out.
RRR, the most expensive Indian action/comedy/musical ever made, is as violent and spiritual as it is creative and theatrical.
This is a very good war film, but some unfortunate friendly fire could ground it for family viewers.
It has a few wooden moments. But in Oscar winner Guillermo del Toro’s hands, Pinocchio, our puppet protagonist, dances.
Will Smith stars in this harrowing story, based on true events, of a slave traversing Louisiana’s swamps to claim his …