Chappie wants to live! And sci-fi lovers want to see a great movie about the intersection of sentience and artificial …
It is, quite frankly, an interesting experience. It isn’t, however, always a good one
John “Jigsaw” Kramer died in Saw III and he’s still making cameo appearances four movies later. But now he’s the …
A method actor, a fading action star, a drugged-out comic and a hip-hop mogul. What do they have in common? …
The first Hot Tub Time Machine movie was gunk-in-the-drain-pipe putrid. This sequel doesn’t even try to ooze past the clog.
Far more than 300 (graphically) die as Frank Miller mythologizes and immortalizes the Spartan warriors who stood against Persia’s massive …
In this 21st-century homage to 20th-century James Bond flicks, “license to kill” morphs into “dressed to kill.”
We confuse words like honor and obey with subjugation and degradation. We have a monster within us, all of us. …
It wants to be a top-shelf, twisting whodunit. But for a whole barrel full of reasons it never makes it …
In “Fight Club,” young urban professionals are just empty, white-collar drones desperate to find meaning beyond cubicle walls.
This quirky misfire of a comedy is more Austin Powers raunch than Inspector Clouseau madcap.
If only the boy would’ve stayed next door. Then we would’ve been spared this tacky, salacious, sexual, violent movie.
This is something of a computer-hacking non-thriller that feels illogical, ill-defined and, well, rather poorly “coded.”
It’s a dead ringer for a goofy-faced jester who makes you giggle … before hitting you with a clown-car full …