Bruce Willis’ 1993 Sci-Fi Film Hits Netflix and Earns Big Numbers
A tale of a taxi pilot, an alien, and a monk who must unite the four elements before a flaming globe consumes the world.
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Movie Reviews6.5/10
Willis and Perry Trade Hits Across Suburbia in This Small-Scale Crime Comedy
A hitman and a dentist trade blows across suburbia in this crime comedy, where the chase never quite pays off.
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.
Movie Reviews6.3/10
Thirty-Seven Years On, Look Who’s Talking’s Baby Talk Still Lands
A newborn's voice narrates a tale of a single mother, her lover, and the man who helps raise her child—a comedy of wit and warmth.
Movie Reviews4.8/10
Tears of the Sun Sets Up a Conscience Dilemma Then Turns It Into a Chase
A tale of a soldier torn 'twixt duty and conscience, wherein the chase overtaketh the soul's true torment.
TV Reviews7.5/10
Moonlighting Review: Maddie and David’s Detective Partnership Earns Its 7.5/10
A look back at Moonlighting, the ABC comedy-drama that made Bruce Willis and Cybill Shepherd stars, blending mystery, romance, and sharp wit.
Movie Reviews4.5/10
Surrogates Review: Bruce Willis’s Premise Is Sharper Than Its Execution
A tale of a man who lived through a false body, and the terror that drove him back into the world of flesh.
Movie Reviews7.5/10
Josh Hartnett Walks Into the Wrong Apartment and the Whole Cast Is Already Lying to Him
Lucky Number Slevin at 20: a neo-noir con thriller with Bruce Willis, Morgan Freeman and Josh Hartnett that shows you the trick and still works.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
The Suburban Backyard Satire in Over the Hedge Still Works, Even if the Film Pulls Its Punches
A review of DreamWorks' 2006 animated film Over the Hedge, starring Bruce Willis and Garry Shandling, a gentle con story about suburbia.
Movie Reviews6.9/10
The Fourth Die Hard Cut Its Villain Down to a Cyber Ghost and Its Hero Down to a PG-13
Live Free or Die Hard, the PG-13 fourth Die Hard, turns 19: Bruce Willis vs Timothy Olyphant in a cyber fire sale, reviewed at 6.9/10.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
Renny Harlin’s airport sequel delivers the set pieces but not the spark
Die Hard 2 review: Bruce Willis returns as John McClane at Dulles Airport, Christmas 1990. Renny Harlin directs. Score: 6.7/10.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Die Hard with a Vengeance Review: A Competent Action Film with a Great Cast and One Great Idea
Die Hard with a Vengeance review: McTiernan, Willis and Samuel L. Jackson take on Jeremy Irons in the 1995 sequel that made $366 million.