
Another Look at The Laughing Policeman (***) and serial killer “procedurals” in the early 1970’s
Police “procedurals” then and now spend much of their time ignoring rules, then thanking those who advised them on police work.
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Police “procedurals” then and now spend much of their time ignoring rules, then thanking those who advised them on police work.
Cameron has improved some of the shortcomings of the first film by giving this new effort more questions than obvious answers.
In the list of movies with Santa Claus being an ass-kicker, this has to be near the top.
a worthy, if occasionally slight tale that serves as a solid springboard for a Marvel franchise that right now is happy to have one.
What this or the mid-credits scene does for the DCEU started by Zack Snyder is unclear. For now, you have a decent, entertaining DC film which is not terribly different than the rest of them.
Seeing Stallone battle his inner demons…makes this almost worth the watch.
Prey is the Predator film that threatens to put all of the others to shame.
Bullet Train is perhaps the most fun you will have dodging blood splatter this summer.
If you take this film as a Gosling vehicle, and you won’t be disappointed. If you think of it as the Russo’s and Evans’ followup to their magnificent MCU films, you may be left wanting.
Natalie Portman was the least appealing aspect of the first two Thor films. When she was not in on the third film, the series completely hit its stride for the first time. Now she’s back. Will it kill the vibe in the room that Taika Waititi brought with him for Ragnorok?
The film is at its best when the original Jurassic Park crew are onscreen.
Smart enough to leave room to grow.
One thing is for sure, Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness is rewatchable.
Written and Directed by Robert EggersBased on The legend of Amieth by Saxo GrammaticusStarring Alexander Skarsgård, Nicole Kidman, Claes Bang, Anya Taylor-Joy, Ethan Hawke, Björk, Willem Dafoe There is a […]
Moonfall is the same movie Emmerich has been making since his days with Dean Devlin.
If you don’t see this film, that’s fine. The hints in the trailer are probably enough. If one does see the Morbius, they likely won’t love it, but they also will not hate it. It’s there to give you a rundown of what this living vampire can do, and for not much more.