Yes, this pic’s scenery and costumes are colorful and the hacking/slashing fight scenes well-choreographed, but by and large there’s little …
Having just read The Hobbit again, this time with my young son, I can with fresh perspective say that Jackson …
I’m not really buying the “whole family” fun line, not with 100+ profanities, among other coarseness.
The movie, as generous as it is with Mandela’s legacy, does not shy away from those uncomfortable truths. Nor does …
To live in a country like Panem would stink. Really. It’s a horrible place, and lots of horrible things go …
A funny thing happens on the way back from the sperm bank … when a guy finds out he’s the …
Inspired by a true story (both onscreen and in real life), a world-weary journalist helps a simple, elderly Irish woman …
Marvel movies are as reliable as a six-pack of Coke: Every can tastes the same. That sounds disparaging, but I …
As narrator, Death points us to a young orphan girl who loves nothing more than reading books while she struggles …
Four acting legends go to Sin City to collect another paycheck, market a casino and create a salacious (but sometimes …
The fierce finale of this story was broadcast around the world more than three years ago. But even so, the …
Ah, how doth one speak of a Shakespearean play put to film? The first step is to recognize that there …
It’s a harrowing spaceship-themed roller-coaster ride of a movie, and it’s not without its content concerns. But in the end, …
Baggage Claim flies high with its message of matrimonial commitment—then gets grounded by premarital sexual content.
Through telling the harrowing tale of Barbara Leininger’s 1755 kidnapping by American Indians, Alone Yet Not Alone is committed to …