Everybody is wrong and wronged here, tortured and torturer. Some more than others.
Mechanic: Resurrection is the Donkey Kong of the cinematic world. There’s not much of a plot, and what there is …
At its core, Hands of Stone is a movie about men pounding each other into submission, even to the point …
War Dogs is a profane cautionary tale about what happens when greed and cleverness inevitably undermine integrity in the pursuit …
Hell or High Water has a few memorable moments tucked in with its tobacco pouch. But that memorable stuff is …
We need about as much nuance to review this sick flick as comedian Seth Rogen used restraint in making it. …
While it’s not quite as grim as Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, it’s even more problematic, and it’s certainly …
Poignant, impactful messages about the sanctity of life, however, are delivered in a story that rarely glances away from images …
It’s unhealthy to shoot for perfection, and it can damage both parents and kids. But it’s really, really unhealthy to …
Lots of kids are scared of the dark. Martin has reason to be. Shadows are dangerous in Martin’s world: The …
If there is a point in this mostly pointless movie, it seems Woody Allen is asking: Why choose? Why worry? …
Do we need to wade through the brutal, cocaine-laced underworld that Bob Mazur inhabits?
Because God is missing here, Captain Fantastic falls short of its idealistic aspirations.
The breakdown between naughty and nice in this predictable, formulaic, raunchy flick is about 95% naughty, 5% nice. And that’s …
This is a gruesome psychodrama of class and racial warfare that projects an almost cartoonishly slanted political message.