reviews
Around the time of James Spader's casting as Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron, I was interviewing Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige for another MCU film (I think it was Guardians of the Galaxy) when I asked about Spader's involvement. I asked what kind of voice
reviews
Sometimes I like to think about what it would be like telling my past self about the strange things my future self will do. In this particular case, I wouldn't need to talk to myself in high school. Or college. For this particular scenario, I'd only
reviews
For years people have wished Tom Cruise would jettison his action hero persona that he's adopted over the last two decades or so and try to challenge himself again as an actor. Be careful what you wish for. Then again, I can't imagine yet another "
reviews
Obviously with this headline I'm doing a bit of "a bit" here. A bit that, for people who don't know me, think is me being dead serious. On social media, someone replied to me, "Oh, so it's better than The Night
reviews
"You have to care a lot to not give a fuck." This is profound poetry, spoken by Liam Gallagher during Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger, the new documentary by directors Will Lovelace and Dylan Southern that chronicles Oasis's 2025 concert reunion tour. A
reviews
Every now and then, the 2011 Green Lantern movie pops up on cable and I watch some of it thinking, well, how bad could it have been? I wouldn’t call it “unwatchable,” but I certainly can’t watch it. Just everything is wrong, starting with Ryan Reynolds' jovial,
reviews
It's kind of nuts Tom Holland that has now been playing Spider-Man for a full decade, making his debut way back in Captain America: Civil War. For the first time, over seven movies, we've watched a cinematic Peter transform before our eyes from a high
reviews
It's always interesting to see what a filmmaker makes after winning Best Picture. You know, when that filmmaker is in the best position of their career to make their passion project. But it's doubly interesting with Christopher Nolan, who was already in a position of getting
reviews
It was about 25 minutes into Supergirl, the second film of the new DCU – this one directed by Craig Gillespie; a director whose movies, like I, Tonya and Cruella and Lars and the Real Girl, I like — when I wondered to myself why I was not totally enjoying the Supergirl
reviews
Disclosure Day isn't a sequel to Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It's definitely not a remake. But there are certainly echoes and parallels and inverted scenarios that do hearken back to Steven Spielberg's 1977 classic. It's a similar premise, but one
reviews
So, while reading this, keep in mind that the new Masters of the Universe was, somehow, created in a lab specifically for me. I even said this to a publicist who asked for my opinion after the movie. Which is, I really can't attest how the population at
reviews
“Do you know how hard it is to be your own man when your dad is Jabba the Hutt?” This is a line of dialogue in Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, spoken by Jeremy Allen White as Rotta the Hutt. In the last few months, White has played both