M. Night Shyamalan has never been more Shyamalan in the latest Shyamalan flick with his signature Shyamalan twist. Sadly, like too many Shyamalanian thrillers, he Shyamalans all over this one. And so “Glass”...
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Of course Disney wants to reprise “Mary Poppins,” the beloved children’s film that clinched Julie Andrew’s only Oscar win. And let’s be clear: casting the delightful Emily Blunt as her replacement...
In an act of journalistic transparency, raising twins greatly cut into my free time, so a top 10 list just isn’t an option. Both access and my temperament for the latest faux comedy that’s actually...
Alfonso Cuarón is our generation’s most undefinable auteur, a cinematic author whose work refuses to be confined. From “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” and “Children of Men” to “Gravity”...
A reality show host sits in the Oval Office. Films featuring Batman and Superman now suck. And “Aquaman” turns out to be a good time at the movies. This is truly the darkest timeline.
No film...
Now that’s a nerdy title for a film. Bypassing the notion of a multiverse and dropping us into the web of Spideys that exist across dimensions, from your friendly neighborhood brand Peter Parker and a black...
After this many young adult novel adaptations, or YA films to all the cool kids, set in desolate futures (“The Hunger Games,” “Divergent,” “The Maze Runner,” “The 5th Wave”), we might need...
The Lifetime movie is dead. Long live the Lifetime movie. Once Will Ferrell and Kristin Wiig sincerely starred in cable TV monstrosity “A Deadly Adoption” – no jokes, only a sincere attempt at low-grade...
“Ready Player One” is a missed opportunity thanks to weak writing. “Ralph Breaks the Internet,” an energetic sequel to “Wreck-It Ralph,” on the other hand, is what “Ready Player One” should...
On Nov. 12, Stan Lee passed away. The co-creator of Spider-Man, the Fantastic Four, the Black Panther and the X-Men is easily the most recognized name in the comic book industry, and his multiple cameos...
Sympathy for the devil is easy when dashing Brit Tom Ellis plays the part. Empathizing with the Third Reich, however? Hell no. That should be clear by now, but a public resurgence of neo-Nazis stateside...
What is the purpose of a biopic? Speak the truth. Represent history in its entirety. To favor one over the other rarely occurs, and the goal for most critics is something in the middle that rings true...
All the big films of the year are done. That’s less an attack and more a complaint, but never doubt Hollywood and those rare fringe films that unexpectedly steal our hearts. Here’s what to check out and avoid,...
John Carpenter’s legacy remains intact thanks to “Pineapple Express.” That is to say a director with a penchant for stoner comedies somehow found a way to breath new life into one of the longest...
Drew Goddard is the filmmaker to watch. From his directorial debut in “The Cabin in the Woods” to an Oscar-nominated screenplay for “The Martian,” he’s a master of overloading stories with subplots...
Superman has Lex Luther. Batman has the Joker. And Spider-Man’s greatest nemesis is Venom, the alien symbiote that originally infects rival journalist Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy here, sporting the worst...
The dump month really is a great excuse to catch up on important films sure to reappear come awards seasons. And with both “Eighth Grade” and “Leave No Trace,” the winners of 2018 are 13-year-old...
How “Jurassic World” became the new standard for breathing new life into a franchise is beyond me. Dumb science explanations, characters acting stupid, haphazard mayhem, ineffective soldiers hitting...
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