Review: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms

In The Nutcracker and the Four Realms, Keira Knightley is a delectable combination of Marilyn Monroe, Betty Boop, and Gwen Stefani as the...

Review: Just Getting Started

It's been 14 years since writer-director Ron Shelton released his last film, the solid if unmemorable Hollywood Homicide. Prior to that,...

Review: Going in Style

Going in Style is the cinematic equivalent of comfort food - a satisfying mix of drama, comedy, and a heist film, it also offers the...

Review: Now You See Me 2

Last we left the Four Horsemen, a group of magicians assembled by a mysterious benefactor called the Eye to expose malfeasant...

Review: London Has Fallen

London Has Fallen is one of those barely serviceable action movies with paint-by-numbers plotting and ultra-simplistic characters that...

Review: Ted 2

The Thunder Buddies are back in this agreeable, if ultimately disappointing, sequel to Seth MacFarlane's surprise smash Ted. A follow-up...

Review: 5 Flights Up

"I wish a lot of things," Alex (Morgan Freeman) tells his longtime wife Ruth (Diane Keaton). One wishes a lot of things for 5 Flights Up:...

Review: Last Knights

"The wounds of honour are self-inflicted," Morgan Freeman's nobleman Bartok intones as Last Knight's most compellingly acted scene comes...

Review: Lucy

A poptastic psychedelia with philosophical underpinnings, Luc Besson's Lucy is bonkers to the bone, functioning more as a hopped-up...