
Die Another Day Review: Cool, Not Coherent
A review of Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan's final outing as 007, a costly spectacle with a hollow tale.

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A review of Die Another Day, Pierce Brosnan's final outing as 007, a costly spectacle with a hollow tale.

A tale of a tempest-chasing device, a doomed marriage, and a vortex of ruin. Twister reviewed.

A paralyzed detective and a rookie cop chase a killer who leaves bones and papers in a railroad bed and slaughterhouse.

A tale of a broken girl, a smuggler's ship, and the price of freedom. A review of 'Serenity,' the film that saved a dead show.

A tale of many souls driving fast through a great city, bound to crash against one another in a storm of fear and prejudice.

Austin Butler transforms into Elvis in a dazzling, exhausting biopic about charisma, carnival hustle, and the cost of fame.

A tale of a man driven to break the law once more to shield his family from a spectre of vengeance.

A dog bound for the frozen north finds his true nature, yet the picture fails to fully capture his spirit.

Tony Scott's Unstoppable, starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine, chases a runaway freight train for 98 minutes. Our review of the 2010 thriller.

Shane Acker's 9: a rag doll wakes in a dead world. A striking idea, a strong voice cast, and 79 minutes that never quite become the film its opening promises.

The Neon Demon review: Refn's gorgeous, hollow fashion horror with Elle Fanning and Jena Malone. Beautiful cinematography, thin screenplay, 5.1/10.

Underworld: Blood Wars, the fifth and final franchise film, runs 91 minutes and never finds its reason. A review of the 2017 Kate Beckinsale sequel.
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