With a few touch-ups to sell us on the man instead of the makeup, Clayface could have been a DCU classic; the potential is there, but it falls short.
With a few touch-ups to sell us on the man instead of the makeup, Clayface could have been a DCU classic; the potential is there, but it falls short.
The movie is certainly anti-corp, but it conveys it in an odd way.
It may echo Martin McDonagh’s other work, but Wild Horse Nine is worth seeing.
Daniel Kraus’ book is adapted into a movie with a mostly forgettable story.
Don’t let trailers deceive you. You Can See Everything aspires to what more documentary filmmakers should try to do. Be understanding of its subject.
The movie’s message is light, but its reality is dark. Yet, there’s hope.
Without David Fincher, Jesse Eisenberg, Trent Reznor, and Atticus Ross gone, the audience gets a poorly paced, poorly edited, decently acted picture.
It’s a movie that’s not a crowd-pleaser. It’s a bleak reminder of where we’re headed unless we rise up against the billionaires controlling the world.
The Heart of the Beast is one of the best doggy films you can put on for your family.
Director Lance Oppenheim respects his audience's intelligence, asking them to reflect on themselves rather than cast judgment if they’re capable of it.
If you want to see a wonderful display of empathy, this is an incredible picture to check out.
Forgotten Island is something that everyone will probably love except for me.
Resident Evil delivers something gamers have been waiting for, yet never vocalize. Originality.
Mr. shaky-cam Paul Greengrass gets lost in the frenzy of his own style, where the picture loses momentum. It seems to end once, then another time, and another.
Ridley Scott can and should do better than this.
Cons have become more about celebrity pictures than about books with pictures.
To sound like Foghorn Leghorn, I say, now I say, see this movie in theaters on August 28.
Many can argue that this picture is a celebration of Anthony Bourdain’s life, but there’s something Matt Johnson is trying to say about his pain that isn’t coming across.
There are a lot of things to love about this movie, as it’s a love story that twists our notions of the very word in many directions.
Not only is Spider-Man: Brand New Day a very good comic book movie, but it’s also an effective tale about the weight that comes with heroism.