[EDITORIAL] ‘ATTACK OF THE CLONES’: A LOVE LETTER
Lucas doesn’t just try to copy Star Wars. Instead, he returns to the well of pulp-fantasy influences and draws something fresh.
Lucas doesn’t just try to copy Star Wars. Instead, he returns to the well of pulp-fantasy influences and draws something fresh.
Happily is a great showcase for its cast, including the standout Kerry Bishé, and it’s an excellent first time feature from BenDavid Grabinski. It falters slightly by not using its tension as well as it could in the first half and by short-changing some of the thematic concepts.
Die-hard fans of the franchise may get more enjoyment watching Mortal Kombat than I did, but, as far as fatalities go, this should be it.
Bob Odenkirk transforms into a believable action star, his performance and the expert fight scenes uplift a standard storyline.
The Academy nominated eight titles for Best Picture. Here are my thoughts and predictions on each of tonight’s nominees.
Godzilla vs. Kong invites you with open arms into its Hollow Earth. Watching two iconic titans duke it out is a spectacle for the ages.
Streaming on Shudder, Slaxx (2020) blends schlocky b-movie goodness with delightful comedy gore and some surprisingly sharp commentary.
Boss Level feels like a throwback action film and the exact kind of film that streaming services should be releasing on a modest budget. The action set pieces are well-shot; the concept is bonkers in a good way; and, it’s absolutely a star vehicle for Frank Grillo.
Warner Bros. has officially dropped the trailer for their next DC Comics film, The Suicide Squad (2021). Written and directed by James Gunn and co-written by the original Suicide Squad comicbook writer John Ostrander, The Suicide Squad looks exactly as I expected it to from the man who directed Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) and 2010’s Super starring Rainn Wilson. So without further ado, let’s dive in.