June - 2016

Review: The Shallows

Her name is Nancy and here is what we know. She's from Galveston, Texas. She's dropped out of med school, frustrated over not being able...

Woody Harrelson is Abraham in the Western drama, The Duel. Bald of head, shorn of eyebrow, dressed in white, he is first shown engaged in...

Though problems the size of fault lines pervade nearly its entirety, there is something strangely compelling about Demolition, which...

"I write what I write and I sing what I sing. That's what I do." That line, uttered by Tom Hiddleston as Hank Williams, is the closest...

A millefeuille of blandness compared to the fist-pumping energy of its predecessor, Independence Day: Resurgence picks up 20 years after...

Often nuanced but generally too measured in execution to be anything more than moderately uplifting, Race chronicles a key period in the...

All it takes to make a hilarious action comedy buddy movie is, to use the strapline for Central Intelligence, is a little Hart and a big...

Loosely based on Kim Hunter's memoir The Taliban Shuffle: Strange Days in Afghanistan and Pakistan, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot...

Technological advances may have allowed countries to conduct so-called armchair wars, where battles can be fought not on the ground where...

Kate Beckinsale is an unalloyed delight as Lady Susan Vernon in Love & Friendship, writer-director Whit Stillman's adaptation of Jane...