Mutiny
Jason Statham’s ‘Mutiny’ features violence, violence and, hey, a little more violence. Also, there’s a plot.
By Any Means
‘By Any Means,’ a crime-thriller period drama set in 1960s Mississippi, tells us that an eye for an eye will make things right … eventually.
Mayday
‘Mayday,’ from Apple TV, is a throwback to the buddy action comedies of yesteryear. But it comes with some throwback problems, too.
The Runner
‘The Runner’ is a little thumping and foulmouthed. But a mom’s heroics win the cinematic race.
The Brink of War
While language and tense themes may place ‘The Brink of War’ out of reach for children, history buffs may find the film investing.
Her Private Hell
‘Her Private Hell’ loves sex, violence and crude language. It’s also too artsy for its good, forsaking good storytelling for abstraction.
Mobile Suit Gundam Hathaway: The Sorcery of Nymph Circe
‘The Sorcery of Nymph Circe’ is an adult tale that only those familiar with the depths of Gundam lore will comprehend.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day
‘Terminator 2: Judgment Day’ might feel like a sci-fi classic, but the film is as riddled with issues as Arnold Schwarzenegger’s body is with bullets.
Buddy
While ‘Buddy’ may seem friendly, predatory behaviors and excessive violence directed at children will have parents quickly turning off the TV.
The Whisper Man
Despite its efforts, you shouldn’t go into ‘The Whisper Man’ expecting something like ‘Silence of the Lambs.’ In fact, there are good reasons not to go in at all.