Article Type:Reviews
We’re so used to amped-up white-knucklers that the controlled approach of a filmmaker like Roman Polanski is immediately seductive. The...
Christoph Waltz walks into a room. But now he’s Russian crime lord Chudnofsky, having traded Colonel Hans Landa’s mine’s-bigger-than-yours...
Money men are the new villains in this timely thriller, which sets the rumpled integrity of Interpol agent Clive Owen and the pinched...
In the first Karate Kid (a movie that should now be considered a classic), teenage Daniel and his Jersey mom settle in Reseda, a modest...
During the Bush era, it was pretty hard to make a military comedy. The armed forces tended to be presented as either noble or amoral but seldom as...
A decade is an eternity in an actor’s life, even among the privileged few who would try to stop the clock. Consider the case of Russell...
There’s little more humiliating in this line of work than admitting you enjoyed a movie that exists primarily as a merchandising tie-in, but...
It’s web 2.0. Five years since Sam Raimi hung up his ‘I Love NY’ cap and Tobey Maguire ditched the Spandex, it’s the turn of director...
Liam Neeson was the go-to guy for tacky Euro-thrillers about dogged Americans shooting up the Continent in pursuit of vanished family members. But...
Taking a page from the Dawn of the Dead ’04 playbook, this entertainingly shallow remake of George A. Romero’s 1973 horror film...
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