“Movies” Archives

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Shortly after its release, Los Angeles police chief Daryl Gates demanded that The Decline of Wester…

This year’s line-up is a nice mix of modern and classic films.

This week’s release of The Phoenician Scheme inspired me to go back and fill in this particular gap…

Critics respond to Wes Anderson’s latest highly stylized cinematic endeavor.

An extensive collector’s edition of Kurosawa’s Shakespearean epic will also be released in Europe.

An Eye for an Eye is a pretty routine Chuck Norris flick. Norris plays San Francisco detective Sean…

Bored with their lives in New York City, three punk rockers decide to start over in California. But…

Critics respond to Ethan Hunt’s final mission (for now).

The first word that immediately comes to mind when reflecting on Sergio Leone’s Once Upon a Time in…

The Paddington movies are utterly delightful, chronicling the adventures of the guileless (if somew…

In 1973, Robert Clouse directed Enter the Dragon, one of the greatest martial arts films of all tim…

In a break from his usual roles, Chuck Norris plays something of an anti-hero here. You can tell th…

In this series of stories set in Oakland circa 1987, a group of punks battle Nazi skinheads, a rap …

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Critics respond to the MCU’s team of miscreants and ne’er-do-wells.

The first batch of releases includes 4K-remastered films starring Jet Li, Chow Yun-fat, Tony Leung Chiu-wai, and Leslie Cheung.

My body is ready…

The MCU finally addresses that Celestial corpse floating in the Indian Ocean… sort of, but not real…

Based on its aesthetics alone, you’d think I’d love Tron: Legacy. From the ultra-sleek production d…