“Movies” Archives

After this particular viewing of Tarsem Singh’s The Fall, I went back and re-read my original revie…

I’m skeptical but putting my faith in Stephen Colbert’s zeal for all things Middle-earth.

The martial arts icon leaves behind a legacy of cult films, roundhouse kicks, and right-wing politics. And of course, all of those jokes.

In honor of Chuck Norris’s recent death, I decided to watch this, one of his most popular films, an…

I’ve described Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary as the sort of sci-fi novel that “makes you feel smart…

Critics respond to the highly anticipated adaptation of Andy Weir’s beloved 2021 sci-fi novel.

Dune: Part Three is my most anticipated movie of 2026, and this first look does nothing to change that.

Joe Keery tries to bring some of the same “guy who’s in way over his head” charm that made Steve Ha…

My wife loves stories about lady pirates as well as stories about people who’ve gone legit only to …

Taika Waititi had been steadily building a name for himself thanks to films like Eagle vs. Shark an…

There’s something perverse about watching a movie that celebrates the training and tactics of Ameri…

Much like the first Samurai Wolf movie, Hell Cut delivers a deeply cynical take on the samurai genr…

Tsui Hark, Jet Li, and Rosamund Kwan did not return for this installment of the vaunted Once Upon a…

Sci-fi movies require no small amount of suspension of disbelief, and that’s especially true of “en…

A quick rundown of last month’s cultural experiences.

Andrew Stanton is best-known for his work on Pixar classics like Finding Nemo and WALL-E, and he ai…

Jason Statham has perfected a very specific role over the years: the taciturn loner who just wants …

“Before Mad Max There Was Stone” goes the poster’s tagline. Which might lead you to believe that th…

The legendary martial arts filmmaker returns after nearly ten years with his most epic feature film to date.

Yuen Woo-ping’s first feature in nearly a decade is arguably his most epic film to date, a sweeping…