Movie Reviews6.3/10
Bruce Willis and Mos Def Run the Gauntlet in Donner’s Tight 16 Blocks
A burned-out cop and a cheerful witness race sixteen blocks toward the courthouse, chased by hired killers and corrupt officers.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
Parents Launch Covert Operation to Stop Their Daughters From Losing Their Virginity on Prom Night in Blockers
Parents race to stop their daughters from losing their virginity on prom night in this comedy of errors.
Movie Reviews7/10
‘Lars and the Real Girl’: Gosling Finds Love in a Life-Size Doll
A shy man falls in love with a doll, and a whole town pretends to love it too, in this tender comedy-drama.
Bodhi Dell Anchors Quiet Father-Son Drama ‘If I Go Will They Miss Me’
A father's wandering soul and a boy's fear of being forgotten form the quiet core of this tender drama.
Movie Reviews5.5/10
Aubrey and Dave Fall Hard for Each Other, but This 2012 Romance Never Quite Grows Up
A coming-of-age romance about two teens who meet at a wild party, fall for each other, and learn hard lessons along the way.
Movie Reviews4.4/10
A Boy’s Key and a City Full of Strangers: Extremely Loud & Incredibly Close Review
A boy wanders New York seeking a key his father left him, yet finds only sorrow and dead ends in this quiet, hollow tale.
Movie Reviews6.3/10
Bale Anchors a Cast Stronger Than Out of the Furnace’s Plot
A grim tale of brothers, steel mills, and vengeance in the Rust Belt, wherein Christian Bale and Casey Affleck struggle against a wandering plot.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
Ip Man 4: The Finale Ends the Saga With Character Over Spectacle
Donnie Yen closes out the Ip Man saga with a quiet, personal finale about a father losing his son in 1964 San Francisco.
Movie Reviews8.6/10
Monty Python’s The Meaning of Life Asks Its Own Question and Never Answers It
Monty Python's final film, a sketch comedy about birth, war, and the meaning of life itself, reviewed.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
A Boy’s Battle Against the Vampire Living Next Door Still Holds Up After 15 Years
A boy sees a monster next door in this sharp, funny horror remake, where evil lives not in shadow but beside you.
Movie Reviews7.6/10
‘Margin Call’: Inside the Room Where Wall Street Decided to Sell Everything
A Wall Street thriller where one analyst's discovery sets off a chain reaction of greed, loyalty, and collapsing trust.
Movie Reviews3.4/10
Twenty Years On, Disney’s Haunted Mansion Still Has the Eeriest Set Design in Hollywood
A grim and dismal mansion wherein a family of mortals is ensnared among phantoms, yet the jests fall flat and terror is but a shadow.