Double World starts out rough, but ends up being an inoffensive fantasy blockbuster with a high production value.
Double World starts out rough, but ends up being an inoffensive fantasy blockbuster with a high production value.
A string of cliched action scenes, devoid of any substance, that depends on characters making the very worst possible choices at any time.
A martial arts Bollywood romance action musical travel comedy extravaganza: there’s something here for everyone, and all of it in excess.
Mads Mikkelsen regales us with a masterful performance in an observant psychological drama about a high school teacher dealing with an existential crisis.
Enola Holmes, aimed squarely at a teenage audience, plays fast and loose with the Sherlock canon but is entertaining enough as an action/adventure movie.
Chastain is compelling and the action isn’t bad, but there isn’t a hint of originality to any aspect of Ava.
Prepare to have a great time with a thrilling action movie, full of well-directed fights and heroes that you’ll feel great rooting for.
Exactly what I want out of a martial arts movie: practical action, a badass hero that can take a beating, no nonsense.
What I wanted from Dark Fate was to see Linda Hamilton being badass in the most bitter, gritty fashion possible, and in that regard the movie delivers.
I spent all of Gemini Man looking for Ang Lee -any trace of him- and couldn’t find him. Gemini Man is a generic vehicle for Will Smith, built around one gimmick that doesn’t justify the exercise.