Film review: ‘Europa Report’ finds life in vastness of space
A conceivably striking and exciting piece of science fiction, “Europa Report” takes the audience on a captivating journey and places them in the eye of...
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Film review: ‘Millers’ sets its GPS for funny, ends up at revolting
“We’re the Millers” tries and fails to invigorate its pointless narrative with gross-out moments, as well as trapping a run-of-the-mill cast with endless amounts of...
Film review: Past, present don’t mesh in Allen’s latest
“Blue Jasmine” benefits from having Cate Blanchett in the lead role and a colorful supporting cast, but the so-so story and the difficulty in discerning...
Film Review: ‘The Wolverine’ shows signs of life
Hugh Jackman gives Wolverine depth and emotion, but film’s climax falls short...
Film review: Willis still has the moves in ‘Red 2’
A lighthearted, enjoyable action comedy that knows what it’s doing, “Red 2” delivers the goods as genuine popcorn entertainment....
Film review: ‘Pacific Rim’ is colosally good
Powered by sophisticated special effects, breathtaking action, a straightforward yet captivating story, and trustworthy ensemble performances, “Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures Pacific Rim” is...
Film review: ‘The Lone Ranger’ rides again
“The Lone Ranger” has everything money can buy to relive the glory days of the Western—only to squander its trainload of freshly mined silver on...
Film review: ‘White House Down’ blows it with mindless, unimaginative showing
“White House Down” is mindless, unimaginative and all over the place — and that’s exactly how Roland Emmerich feels big screen entertainment for the masses...
Film review: There’s much to do about this ‘nothing’
Joss Whedon (“The Avengers”) directs an expressive contemporary adaptation of the classic William Shakespeare comedy, “Much Ado About Nothing,” while respecting its literary roots, while...
Film review: Not too much luster on this ‘Bling’
Intoxicating visuals and an audacious performance from Emma Watson make “The Bling Ring” an interesting dramatization of a true story, though Sofia Coppola’s failure to...
FIlm review: ‘The East’ is engaging thriller
Thought provoking and topical, “The East” blends emotional tension and suspense to create an absorbing thriller that also manages to be socially conscious without being...
Film review: Superman bends, but doesn’t break
Although it’s not quite as indestructible as we’d like it to be, “Man of Steel” triumphs as an action-packed summer movie, distinguished by its sensation...
Film review: Leave the porch light off
The far-fetched futuristic concept, hollow acting, and empty scares of “The Purge” don’t justify its high body count and grievous attempts to tackle any questions...
Film review: ‘Frat Pack’ does what they do best in ‘The Internship’
While “The Internship” is not without its color, heart, and zany pop cultural references, it gets lost in its crude humor at times and suffers...
Film review: “Now You See Me” gets lost in its own magic
The giant-sized magic show called “Now You See Me” starts off with a big bang, but it quickly loses its magic touch and gets tangled...
