Rush
Such is the power of Howard and Morgan’s storytelling that viewers are simultaneously attracted to and repelled by each.
Battle of the Year
Every year, the best b-boy crews—practitioners of the art of extreme breakdancing—gather from around the world in France to determine who’s the best in a discipline that began on the urban streets of America. But it’s been a long time since America actually won.
Enough Said
James Gandolfini’s last movie makes middle-aged dating look … exactly as difficult as it really is.
Insidious: Chapter 2
Another chapter of insidious disputes with deleterious demons. Didn’t we already read about this in Chapter 1?
The Family
Everyone’s got a story. We’re all central characters in our own narratives filled with drama, action, passion and comedy. Even mobsters have stories. Just sometimes not very good ones.
Riddick
Riddick, as a person, isn’t all bad. Mostly bad, maybe. But not all bad. If pressed, I guess we could say the same thing about Riddick, the movie. It’s not all bad. Just mostly.
Instructions Not Included
This is a film that hits you from several angles—even as it gets gross and goofy sometimes.
Getaway
Getaway? More like get away! Ethan Hawke and Selena Gomez take a tumble in this vanity vehicle that mashes up Fast & Furious, Taken and … The Dukes of Hazzard? It’s certainly not Wizards of Waverly Place.
Closed Circuit
When terrorists strike, everyone agrees it’s a good idea to arrest them and put them on trial, along with whoever might’ve been complicit in the operation. But this movie wants to know what we should do if one of the accomplices is the government.
You’re Next
So in the end it’s simply a question of who’s been grotesquely impaled and bleeding out on the floor, who’s doing the grotesque impaling … and who’s finding any of those grotesqueries entertaining.