Category: Reviews

To the extent that there are James Bonds in the real world — dashing, highly skilled secret agents who can kill […]

With Dunkirk, writer-director Christopher Nolan, most famous for his Batman trilogy but even better at mind-benders like Memento and Inception, applies his […]

There isn’t much battle action in War for the Planet of the Apes, but it still feels like a war movie […]

Some superhero movies have subtitles referring to the dramatic events or villains featured therein: Apocalypse, The Age of Ultron, Civil War, […]

Admittedly, Baby Driver employs a gimmick. Written and directed by the impossibly clever Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World), […]

[Editor’s note: Craig J. Clark had somehow never seen a Michael Bay film until recently, when he watched all of them. […]

Pixar’s first bad movie, Cars 2, erred in making Mater the tow truck the main character and in emphasizing a tired […]

It Comes at Night opens on the lesioned face of a dying old man surrounded by tearful loved ones wearing gloves […]

You don’t want to read too much into these things, but after DC Comics’ bleak creative stumbles in establishing a shared […]

Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales is the fifth chapter in the apparently immortal franchise, and like most […]

To watch the Alien prequels — Prometheus (2012) and now Alien: Covenant — is to marvel at the changes in astronaut-hiring practices that must […]

English dude-bro Guy Ritchie, having made his mark on the Sherlock Holmes mythos, turns his attention now to a famous Brit […]