Criminal mastermind Doc (Kevin Spacey) never works with the same crew twice, but he wouldn’t think of doing a job without Baby (Ansel Elgort) behind the wheel. This raises the question of how the plucky Bambino became top whip, when all of the robberies he’s involved in end with the …
Disney's live-action version of the Grimm fairy tale about humble endurance and the joys of ball-going isn't perfect. (For one thing, Helena Bonham Carter's Fairy Godmother is slapsticky and silly in a way befitting wicked stepsisters and no one else. For another, some of the personal and political machinations are …
When a post-coital Mieke (Lily James) informs the Nazi spy (Jai Courtney) in her bed that she’s a Jew, what else is there for him to say but “I’m not.” That kind of pillow talk is just one of the more refreshing dialog exchanges in this rousing, old fashioned espionage …
The story of the rise and fall of the Von Erich family, a dynasty of wrestlers who made a huge impact on the sport from the 1960s to the present day. From writer/director Sean Durkin and starring Zac Efron, Jeremy Allen White, Harris Dickinson, Maura Tierney, Stanley Simons, with Holt …
For her no-nonsense maiden feature, writer-director Nia DaCosta tries her luck at the tested and proven “one last score before calling it quits” crime drama. The result is Frozen River minus the tension. Ollie (Tessa Thompson) has paid her debt to society for running prescription drugs across the Canadian border, …
They cast wasn’t kidding when they sang S.O.S., because if ever there was a case of same old shit, it’s this. Like being forcibly breastfed impalpable cheer for two hours, Mamma Mia! was a colorful travelogue bestrewn with sweeping shots of movie stars vacationing on Universal’s dime and doing calisthenics …
They cast wasn’t kidding when they sang S.O.S., because if ever there was a case of same old shit, it’s this. Like being forcibly breastfed impalpable cheer for two hours, Mamma Mia! was a colorful travelogue bestrewn with sweeping shots of movie stars vacationing on Universal’s dime and doing calisthenics …
Burr Steers brings Seth Grahame-Smith's genre-mashing, flesh-munching novel to the screen, starring Lily James as Miss Elizabeth Bennet.