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The Phantom Memoir.
With John and his husband on board as producers, it's not surprise that the script hits all the standard, expected beats.
Booksmart freshens up hyper-masculine cinematic motifs, insisting that the brash American party movie can be both silly and smart.
Maya Rudolph and Rachel Dratch stand out in this uneven comedy.
This film leads its audience somewhere previously unexplored by cinema: into the dream lives of drug lords.
The real motivation is the emotional buy-in. The film brings together at least 25 much-loved characters from all corners of the Marvel universe, each demanding a fitting character arc.
The big thing to know about The Karate Kid is there’s not much karate in it. There’s even less karate in Karate Kid II.
Gibson’s darkly ironic comeback from an anti-Semetic meltdown highlights Hollywood’s failure to confront abuse.
In this film shot entirely in a studio, Denis sacrifices a crucial component of her range.
Anger, bargaining, acceptance.
The film industry suggests that only the super wealthy are worthy of super powers.
