Movie Reviews6.7/10
Jack Ryan Runs From a Bullet in Patriot Games
Jack Ryan returns to face a terrorist cell in Patriot Games, a sequel that trades submarines for bullets and family vengeance.
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Movie Reviews6.4/10
What Lies Beneath Turns 26: A Great Premise, a Weak Ending
A ghost story that wants to be a thriller, mystery, and domestic drama — strong performances marred by a confused, rushed script.
Movie Reviews4.8/10
‘The Call of the Wild’: A Strong Cast Overmatched by Unsettling Animation
A dog bound for the frozen north finds his true nature, yet the picture fails to fully capture his spirit.
Movie Reviews8.7/10
The Fugitive at 33: A Procedural Wearing an Action Movie’s Coat
A wrong-man thriller that never cheats: how The Fugitive turned procedure into personality, won Tommy Lee Jones an Oscar, and grossed $368 million.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Shrinking: A Grieving Therapist’s Brutal Honesty, Reviewed
Apple TV+'s Shrinking, starring Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, is a sharp grief comedy that keeps circling its own premise. Our review scores it 6.8 of 10.
Movie Reviews5/10
Cowboys & Aliens Review: A $163 Million Genre Exercise That Mistakes a Premise for a Story
Cowboys & Aliens (2011): Daniel Craig and Harrison Ford in a $163M space Western that squanders its cast, its premise, and its own best scenes.
Movie Reviews5.1/10
Blake Lively Stays Young, the Movie Stays Shallow
A review of The Age of Adaline: Blake Lively plays a woman who stops aging at 29, but the film never asks what that costs her.
Movie Reviews6/10
Indiana Jones Returns, and the Crystal Skull Doesn’t Hold Up
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull review: Harrison Ford at 64, Cate Blanchett's thin villain, and a script that trades archaeology for aliens.
Movie Reviews7.3/10
Temple of Doom traded the pulpy thrills for something nastier, and the series never went back
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984) review: Spielberg's dark prequel, its Shanghai opening, Mola Ram, Short Round, and why it still divides.
Movie Reviews8.4/10
Raiders of the Lost Ark: A Machine Built to Entertain
A review of Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981): Spielberg, Ford, Marion Ravenwood, the truck chase, John Williams' march, and where the film still holds up.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
Blade Runner at 44: Ridley Scott’s Dystopian Masterpiece Still Haunts
Blade Runner opened in 1982 to a divided room. A look at Ridley Scott's dystopian classic, its casting, its themes, and why it endures.