However well intentioned, this wanna be explosive lands with a fizzle.
There are a few things in this movie I’m not so sure about. But its lead performance sure isn’t one of them.
The Safdie brothers have served up an ear blasting, soul piercing, and pretty damn thrilling take on how the American Dream can go very, very wrong.
Like a few other notable films out there, this, too, focuses on men’s relationships with one another. This time though, their religion is, well, religion.
Sam Mendes homage to his grandfather’s stories of World War I has splashed onto the screen as a modern day video game. For better and for worse.
Do we really need another adaptation of this beloved classic? When it’s as wonderful as this one is, the answer is yes, oh yes, indeed.
The casting of Tom Hanks as Mr. Rogers might make one assume we’re in for a gentle feel good movie. Thankfully, the end results are savvier and more interesting than that.
James Mangold’s latest is a racing movie fueled by its terrific camerawork and two even more terrific stars.