Karate Kid: Legends
Like its predecessors, Karate Kid: Legends packs some violence and language in its punches, but it also comes with a number of nice messages, too.
The Phoenician Scheme
‘The Phoenician Scheme’ asks some good questions about faith from within its pastel playhouse, but director Wes Anderson’s latest struggles to find the answers.
The Unholy Trinity
This well-appointed Western gallops along nicely, but come expecting dusty deception and shootouts galore.
The Old Guard 2
Despite being about a bunch of immortal fighters, Netflix’s ‘The Old Guard 2’ nevertheless feels pretty disposable.
Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye
Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye focuses on demons, near nudity and violence, and it provides little room to catch your breath.
Deep Cover
‘Deep Cover’ delivers a comedy about all the issues that come with a drug syndicate … and those are the reasons why you’ll want to avoid it.
This Is Spinal Tap (1984)
‘This Is Spinal Tap’ snaps a savagely satirical Polaroid of rock excess, circa the early 1980s, mingling some sweet moments with profanity and innuendo.
Jane Austen Wrecked My Life
I imagine there’s a number of women out there who might say, “Jane Austen wrecked my life.” Perhaps they wasted years pining for a Mansfield Park Edmund. Or maybe they were left brokenhearted after getting hoodwinked by a Sense and Sensibility Willoughby. Or maybe they’ve just been longing for a Pride and Prejudice Darcy to […]
Bring Her Back
There are horror films, and then there are movies that drag you into the truly horrible. ‘Bring Her Back’ bleeds into that latter category.
Thunderbolts*
It’s got all the problems you’d expect from a superhero flick, and a few more besides. But it comes with a lot of heart, and hope, too.