How many levels of hell are there?
How many levels of hell are there?
How many levels of hell are there?
Star-studded reboot of a movie based on a video game. Look how far we've come from the river.
Flashy adolescent fantasy about a bullied nerd who spontaneously acquires the supercool superpower of teleportation: the face of Big Ben one minute, surfing in Fiji the next, the head of the Sphinx the next. Hardly has this power been established, and hardly has the awkward teen morphed into Hayden Christensen, …
Pretty, lavishly educated Sabrina (Paula Patton) opts to marry the sexy, lower-born Jason (Laz Alonso) at her parents’ huge beach home. Her snooty mom (Angela Bassett) can’t stand the groom’s mother (Loretta Devine), a tough workin’ gal whose touchy roots pride blasts open old secrets. Mildly risqué jokes and snarks …
A British secret agent, marooned behind the Iron Curtain with no way out, taps into a computer at the Manhattan First National Bank in search of help. Fortunately for him, but not always for us, the operator of that other computer is Whoopi Goldberg. Much of the action requires her …
The big splash of writer-director Joel Hopkins is actually more of a small plop: a would-be sprightly road movie cum buddy movie about a reluctant Nigerian fiancé and a rejected French suitor who travel together to the former's appointed wedding in Niagara Falls, the Capital of Love as well as …
Muted cultural clash, when a Chicago gallery dealer (Embeth Davidtz) drags her new husband (Alessandro Nivola) back to his Carolina roots so she can woo a modestly obscene "outsider" artist ("I love all the dogs' heads, and computers, and all the scrotums") and, secondarily, so she can meet his family: …
Israel 1962: After an emotional public trial, Adolf Eichmann has been tried and sentenced to death for crimes against humanity and the Jewish people. June Zero follows three characters involved in this nation-defining event: David, a 13-year-old Libyan immigrant, who works in the factory where Eichmann’s corpse was incinerated; Hayim, …
This documentary chronicles the eight-month journey behind Jung’s widely successful solo debut with "Seven," which features Latto, to his album Golden.
This documentary chronicles the eight-month journey behind Jung’s widely successful solo debut with "Seven," which features Latto, to his album Golden.
Bill Murray attempts to fill the shoes (paws?) of the incomparable Phil Harris as Balou the Bear in Disney’s live-action remake of its animated version of Rudyard Kipling’s book about animal politics. Jon Favreau directs.
Comic-book Kipling: Mowgli the Wolf-boy, the Black Jungle, the Monkey City. The initial half-hour or so is a well-crammed phantasmagoria of eye-widening images: the runaway tandem of horses dragging a burning remnant of an exploded buckboard through the jungle; the nose-to-nose staring contest between child and panther; the simian-infested sacred …
The reunion of Papa Bear and Man-Cub ("You can take the boy out of the jungle, but you can't take the jungle out of the boy") for a reprise or two of the Oscar-nominated song (1967), "The Bare Necessities." Tail-chasing animated sequel that ends up pretty much back where it …