
Sasha Luss Carries a Besson Thriller That Promises More Than It Delivers
A woman trapped in a nightmare becomes a killing machine to escape it, in Luc Besson's tense, morally loose thriller Anna.


A woman trapped in a nightmare becomes a killing machine to escape it, in Luc Besson's tense, morally loose thriller Anna.

A pill grants five minutes of power, then five minutes of ruin. Project Power is loud and thrilling, yet its script never quite delivers.

A thief betrayed by his own crew seeks vengeance in Parker, a tale of deception and retribution.

A reboot of a beloved franchise that trades spectacle for substance, leaving audiences bewildered and unfulfilled.

Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle review — the cast carries a thin plot, chasing two rings across beach, motorcycle race, and monastery.

A prophet of time, doomed to see every disaster yet powerless to avert it.

A man who fixes problems, but never once fixes his own. A hollow tale of a cold, efficient machine.

A retired assassin is drawn back into the business by an old enemy and a kidnapped woman, in this globe-trotting sequel.

A city besieged by unseen foes, a platoon of Marines, and a battle that never quite lands. A hollow, repetitive tale of survival.

A hollow tale of vengeance in Tehran, wherein spectacle surpasses substance, leaving naught but a fleeting thrill.

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