Sharknado: The 4th Awakens
"'Sharknado: The 4th Awakens' sounds like a good, trashy time; at worse, it could be a guilty pleasure and entertaining to say the least. Yet unbelievably, it squanders its premise." [...]
Articles by Matthew Wilson
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Star Trek: Beyond
"It’s the first of the Kelvin Universe that felt like it wanted to be a 'Star Trek' film and honors the legacy of the series while exploring what makes it different." [...]
Raiders!: The Story of The Greatest Fan Film Ever Made
"'Raiders!' suggests we should celebrate childhood without being beholden to it, and in that aspect, it succeeds quite well." [...]
Captain America: Civil War
"It’s a smaller-scale and more focused flick with less bite and grit than I was expecting, but the emotional turn of the third act provides a poignant end that leaves The Avengers in a rocky state." [...]
Top 10 Artificial Intelligences in Film: Staff Picks
Scenome Staff get steely to bring you their 'Top 10' AIs in film. [...]
“To Kill a Mockingbird”: To Remember Harper Lee
"Peck’s eyes, now forever closed, glimmer with an intensity and optimism as Finch, and I can’t help but think, that’s the man I want to be." [...]
The Revenant
"This film isn’t for someone looking for an uplifting message about the human condition. It’s a dirty violent look at how far a human body can be pushed and the lengths a person would go just to survive." [...]
Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege
"Coming across the blood-splattered walls of a silent hallway and finding the body of your dead teammate creates a visceral sense of loss and failure, as does the sound of footsteps upstairs when you’re the last player on the team." [...]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 3
"With so many shooters pushing toward an online multiplayer only format, it’s nice to see Treyarch take time to actually craft a campaign that’s worth playing through." [...]