Free State of Jones
"Director Gary Ross takes an exciting story about a man standing up against tyranny and squeezes in so many lessons... about equality that the whole film loses its way." [...]
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The Shallows
"At its very best 'The Shallows' is a pulse-raising ride that feels appropriate for the summer movie season. However, where it ultimately falls short is in its disappointing attempts to elevate past cheap thrills." [...]
Independence Day: Resurgence
"It’s not just that the movie is beyond stupid, it’s that it embraces and furthers the desensitization of modern audiences by exacting complete, immeasurable destruction while showing zero reaction to it." [...]
Anton Yelchin: Charming and Doggedly Determined
"... This only makes his sudden passing all the more saddening; not only was he a growing popular public figure who was entertaining millions, but also a wonderful friend and colleague to so many more." [...]
E3 Moves Games a Step Closer to Hollywood
"With the growing success of the Superhero genre in film, it may be only a few short years that Hollywood studios shift their focus to the video game industry as their next market." [...]
Finding Dory
"Within 'Finding' Dory there’s a movie that’s sweet, funny, endearing but also too disappointing for comfort." [...]
The Little Prince
"Though it plays its hand far too earlier and leaves very little in the tank for its second half, 'The Little Prince' is a charming watch." [...]
The Conjuring 2
"... even when Wan tries to save some of the magic with genuinely thoughtful, creative scenes, the terror has already gone." [...]
Son of Saul
"'Son of Saul''s peculiar narrative strain and its wonderfully wrought perspective make it both brutal and bleak in an entirely different way." [...]
The Do-Over
"Sandler is still devoid of the goofy charm that made him so popular all those years ago, and as the straight man, Spade has nothing to work off of." [...]