The director (Ryan Coogler) and star (Michael B. Jordan, cut like an Abercrombie & Fitch model) of 2013’s Fruitvale Station re-team for a Rocky remake retooled for Generation Affirmation. Their first collaboration had a real-life tragedy to ground it. This one, unfortunately, has an increasingly fantastical franchise to give it …
For his directorial debut, star Michael B. Jordan dips back to Rocky III for the “challenger from the streets vs. civilized/retiring champion” story (plus a little “rebounding from personal loss”), and also back to the original Rocky for the “give a bum a chance” bit, mashing them together into the …
It's time for one more punishing round of Rocky-inspired fisticuffs as brothers turn enemies. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Jonathan Majors, and Tessa Thompson.
It's time for one more punishing round of Rocky-inspired fisticuffs as brothers turn enemies. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Jonathan Majors, and Tessa Thompson.
It's time for one more punishing round of Rocky-inspired fisticuffs as brothers turn enemies. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Jonathan Majors, and Tessa Thompson.
It's time for one more punishing round of Rocky-inspired fisticuffs as brothers turn enemies. Starring Michael B. Jordan, Jonathan Majors, and Tessa Thompson.
A pleasant crowd-pleaser. Ryan Coogler, having gone on to bigger and bigger things with Black Panther, steps aside and lets relative newcomer Steven Caple, Jr. do the job of mixing the beats of Rocky III — losing your edge and finding it again — and Rocky IV — facing the …
Follow several Volcom snowboarding team riders through the streets and backcountry as they explore a stone-lore chrysalis of endless board-riding possibilities. Starring Mike Rav, Scott Blum, Desiree Melancon, Egan Wint, Seb Picaro, and Arthur Longo.
Jeepers! A sweet young somnambulist who communicates with insects is a pleasantly ridiculous idea. But other ideas to come along are just ridiculous, or quite unpleasantly ridiculous (e.g., the razor-wielding monkey), and despite some flickering signs of imagination (a girls' school situated in Richard Wagner's Swiss estate), one has the …
Five tales of terror (or humor, or humorous terror, or terrible humor) written by Stephen King and directed by George A. Romero, and grouped together in a comic-book framework to bring back memories of pre-Seduction of the Innocents classics like Tales from the Crypt. There is a frequent elbow in …
A wooden Indian come to life, a carnivorous slime creature in a mountain lake, a Living Dead hitchhiker -- a trio of terrible tales of terror from Stephen King. Someone throws up in each of the first two, and there are inexplicable allusions to the Cisco Kid in each of …
Incommunicative, nonverbal avant-gardism from New York artist Matthew Barney, with a madness-inducing "music" track and a great deal of tumid wide-angle imagery. It's actually the fifth of the Cremaster "cycle," numbered unchronologically, and by far the longest at three hours.
Three ordinary air hostesses from Mumbai embark on a journey to pursue their dreams but find themselves caught up in unexpected misfortunes. Directed by Rajesh A Krishnan, starring Tabu, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Kriti Sanon, and Diljit Dosanjh.