You don’t need any more than a passing familiarity with old-timey comedy duo Laurel and Hardy to enjoy Stan & Ollie, […]
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You don’t need any more than a passing familiarity with old-timey comedy duo Laurel and Hardy to enjoy Stan & Ollie, […]
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Box Office Mojo has data for 839 movies released in 2018. That’s a lot of movies! It’s also about 500 short. […]
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The usual disclaimers apply: I didn’t see every movie, I’m an idiot who doesn’t know what he’s talking about, etc. I […]
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Etan Cohen didn’t write Holmes & Watson as a vehicle for Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly. Indeed, at one point Ferrell […]
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Movies We Looked Back on with Fondness and/or Bemusement: Another Woman (1988), the Woody Allen film starring Gena Rowlands (Craig J. […]
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The final moments of Wildlife and A Star is Born involve an acknowledgment of the camera. In Wildlife, that moment is […]
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Based on my own research. Films included only if they played theatrically. Corrections and additions are welcome (@ me). For comparison’s […]
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This sequel to Bryan Bertino’s excellent home invasion film was in development for so many years that it began to seem […]
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Jason Reitman is never as good as when he’s collaborating with screenwriter Diablo Cody; bonus points if the film in question […]
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If you’ve heard anything about Xavier Legrand’s Custody — admittedly, it’s possible you haven’t — it’s likely writer/director Xavier Legrand’s elevator pitch […]
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Probably because I was one myself once, I have little tolerance for movies that center on chest-thumping, self-pitying suburban teen boys. […]
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The Commuter, Jaume Collet-Serra’s fourth collaboration with Liam Neeson, is a two-fisted Hitchcock riff with enough personality, humor, and righteous anger […]
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