Movie Reviews5.4/10
Entrapment Review: Connery and Zeta-Jones Carry a Competent Heist Thriller
A heist thriller wherein two thieves, one old and one young, fall in love whilst trapped within a palace and a bank.
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Every film we have scored, from 1980s horror to what is in cinemas now.
Movie Reviews8.5/10
‘The Green Knight’: Gawain’s Slow, Meditative Test of Honor
A young knight accepts a dread challenge from a giant emerald lord, testing faith, fear and the weight of a solemn vow.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
A Leap Back in Time, and the Count That Runs Out
A girl gains the power to leap backward through time and must choose between fixing her own life and saving others.
Movie Reviews5.1/10
‘Trolls World Tour’ Chases a Map of Genres Without Stopping to Explore Any of Them
A sequel of trolls and strings, wherein Poppy and Branch chase a queen of Hard Rock, yet the tale never settles into memory.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
Michael Myers Stalks the Hospital in Halloween II, a Competent Follow-Up
A sequel of terror wherein Michael Myers stalks a hospital, slaying all who stand between him and his sister Laurie.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
Neal Page’s Holiday Nightmare With Del Griffith Runs From Plane to Train to Car
A tight ad executive and a loud salesman share a storm-crossed journey back to Chicago in this old comedy of endurance.
Movie Reviews5.2/10
Eight Years On, the Body-Hopping Romance of ‘Every Day’ Still Can’t Decide What It Wants to Be
A spirit who wakes in a new body each morning falls in love with a girl whose father has broken down, in a tale that never settles.
Movie Reviews0.7/10
Vin Diesel Rides Horses Through War Zones in Babylon A.D., and Nothing Else
A mercenary carries a young woman across war and sea in Babylon A.D., a tale of empty fury that fails utterly to satisfy.
Movie Reviews4.3/10
A Cast Worth Watching, a Script Worth Skipping: Why She’s All That’s Better Than Its Lines
A tale of a boy who bet his standing upon winning a girl's heart, told with a cast of many faces yet little true art.
Movie Reviews1.6/10
Max Payne Review: Revenge Story Buried Under a Mess of Corporate Conspiracy
A grim tale of vengeance, buried beneath a confused tale of corporate intrigue, wherein grief and conspiracy become one hollow imitation.
Movie Reviews4.9/10
‘Inkheart’ Pulls Living Characters Out of Books — and Its Own Premise Into Oblivion
A man reads aloud and brings a living thief forth from a book; a tale of gifts, secrets, and the price paid for stories made real.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
John Carpenter’s Christine Still Runs On Nerve, Not Reason
A tale of a car that desires its master's ruin, and a youth who sells his soul for its favor.