Olympus Has Fallen is a TNT movie, but the best of its kind: one that knows exactly what it is. Director Antoine Fuqua seemingly tailored his heavy-duty actione...
The 1984 Red Dawn is a product of its time -- bloated, overly serious, goofy and technically clunky. It is pure 80s cheese. Parts of it can be enjoyed on an iro...
The Man with the Iron Fists marks a long-time passion project for rapper-turned-actor-turned-director RZA. Finally delivering his own Kung fu movie, he took a s...
Writer/director Martin McDonagh always delivers a rare brand of cleverness. The man behind In Bruges and his newest film, Seven Psychopaths, could probably ...
Lawless is the first John Hillcoat picture one could describe as fun. The director's two previous pictures -- his satisfying adaptation of Cormac McCarthy's The...
When it came to following up Henry Selick's near-perfect stop-motion feature Coraline, Laika animation studio had a lot on its plate. Selick's 2009 film is one ...
It appears director Jay Roach learned a lot from 2010's Dinner for Schmucks. Although not a film without its moments, it never came together, thanks to a series...
Paul Verhoeven's Total Recall is a great B-movie. Bloody, hilarious and never too subtle with its message. It packs plenty of what we love and expect from the D...
In the vein of Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris's previous indie hit, the much beloved Little Miss Sunshine, their new film Ruby Sparks isn't exactly what one ...
A character-driven drama is not something many would assume to place in writer Alex Kurtzman's wheelhouse. Kurtzman and his writing partner, Roberto Orci, usual...
