Ebert Did It Better: Gasbag Reviews
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McQuarrie and Cruise have pullled this series right to the top of the heap in an era where many movie makers feel justified making films with such animation as to feel like literal cartoons of CGI.
Gerwig and Baumbach walk the line between preaching and expression of genuine feelings.
For those who’ve seen any one of Wes Anderson films, Asteroid City will fit right in with previous experiences.
The Guardians of the Galaxy series is a gift that keeps on giving to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
…requisite talent is in abundance but Beau is Afraid feels more like a vanity project aping his auteur heroes.
Director Chris McKayScreenplay Ryan Ridley based on characters by Bram StokerStarring Nicholas Hoult, Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, Adrian Martinez, Shohreh Aghdashloo, Nicolas Cage, Camille Chen Ever since this remarkably funny moment […]
If there’s nothing else – and here there really isn’t – the film is worth viewing just for Levi alone.
Ant-Man is fun, but it’s definitely the lesser of the series by a longshot.
McDonagh shows an incredible grip on the allegory he portrays through Ireland of the past. He also knows how to get the most out of his extremely talented cast.
It doesn’t present anything one might see in real life, but then, that’s why we see movies. Who wants real life?
The filmmakers get credit for trying something new, even if that effort doesn’t quite make the end result more fulfilling. It just makes something similar, but not quite the same as we’re used to seeing every Christmas.
The cast, director and writers all work to express a respect for the material.
Lucky viewers will get to see the film as a kid and enjoy it once more when they’re older.
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.
Ebert Did It Better: Gasbag Reviews 