Boyhood
It seems to me that the moments people might spend watching this film could be more fully lived somewhere else.
Tammy
This Melissa McCarthy vehicle is a one-dimensional sludge-fest of a film that once again sets up a big, sloppy, foulmouthed and sometimes cruel stereotype.
Deliver Us From Evil
The Exorcism of Emily Rose director Scott Derrickson again dives into the very heart of darkness as he explores how we might ultimately escape it.
Transformers: Age of Extinction
It’s three years after the evil Decepticons demolished Chicago and the Autobots fearlessly fought them off. High time for yet another big ol’ robot rumble! Or maybe not.
Begin Again
It’s a movie I’d like to recommend to friends. But when I start developing a bad case of writer’s cramp from checking off so many profanities, I know I’ll never be able to do so.
Jersey Boys
While Eastwood’s hard work shows, the choices he made also come with a cost: Yes, a moral cost for those who see his work, but also the outright loss of those discerning moviegoers who never will.
Think Like a Man Too
Even in Las Vegas we can eventually get to a few sweet relational affirmations. But by then it’s been a long, bleary-eyed, skin-baring night. And our moviegoing hangover has already begun to set in.
22 Jump Street
Cinematic offal that’s incredibly inane, tedious and foul; a dimwitted waste of time and mocker of morality that makes Dumb and Dumber look like a product of high art.
The Rover
Robert Pattinson sheds his twinkling skin and then shreds it in this bitter, brutal, dystopian drama.
The Fault in Our Stars
Should we find fault with a story devoted to the tragedies and triumphs of teens struggling with cancer? To their courage? To their journey toward joy?