It is indeed a trip—an hour-and-a-half journey into a sonic maelstrom full of angst and anger, cacophony and coffins.
Innocents are in danger. Evil is afoot and running wild. An angry “hero” attempts to beat the truth out of …
Such is the power of Howard and Morgan’s storytelling that viewers are simultaneously attracted to and repelled by each.
Another chapter of insidious disputes with deleterious demons. Didn’t we already read about this in Chapter 1?
Everyone’s got a story. We’re all central characters in our own narratives filled with drama, action, passion and comedy. Even …
Riddick, as a person, isn’t all bad. Mostly bad, maybe. But not all bad. If pressed, I guess we could …
So in the end it’s simply a question of who’s been grotesquely impaled and bleeding out on the floor, who’s …
The world is coming to an end once again. And for Gary and his mates there’s only one real response: …
By the fifth film we all know better than to care about who lives or dies. These flicks are all …
When was the last time you heard of an actor refusing to promote his own movie … because it’s too …
“Everybody wants to ask me lately about my prediction for the future, whether I think this is what will happen …
There’s a loaf of goodness packed away in the Millers’ giant RV. Unfortunately, it’s buried underneath sex, obscenities and bales …
Sometimes there are no good guys and bad guys. Sometimes it’s just everybody (agents, officers, thugs and kingpins) all rampaging …
With regard to reformation and redemption, we glimpse a bit of both in this critically applauded, often poignant story.
Truthfully, then, Blue Jasmine is moving and illuminating and beautifully acted. It is also bitterly profane and tragically bleak.