Movie Reviews7.1/10
Three Decades On, A Perfect World’s Costner-Eastwood Chase Still Earns Its Reputation
A convict, a cop, and a hostage make for one of Eastwood's best crime dramas, though the chase drags before its honest, powerful ending.
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Movie Reviews3.6/10
Ten Years On, Criminal Remains a Brilliant Idea That Never Quite Got Remembered
A man inherits another's memories and becomes a fugitive, yet the tale's execution never quite matches its promising premise.
Movie Reviews4.5/10
Serial Killer Father Commits Murder to Save His Daughter From Being Caught
A man of respect and a man of blood share one soul, and a hunt begins for a father who cannot control his own demon.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Costner and Harrelson Track Down Bonnie and Clyde in Netflix’s The Highwaymen
Two Texas Rangers track down Bonnie and Clyde in this 2019 Netflix film starring Kevin Costner and Woody Harrelson.
Movie Reviews4/10
12 Years On, the Family Drama Still Outweighs the Spycraft in 3 Days to Kill
A dying agent's final chase in Paris, where a father's old sins with his daughter overshadow the Wolf's dirty bomb.
TV Reviews6.8/10
Kevin Costner and Bill Paxton Lead History’s Hatfields & McCoys Miniseries, a Solid, Uneven Family Drama
A tale of two families upon the Tug River, whose enmity grew from comrades in war into a feud that nearly brought two states to open conflict.
Movie Reviews5.1/10
Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves Turns a Great Premise Into a Long, Uneven Adventure
A nobleman returns from prison to avenge his father's death and upholds justice by breaking the law, yet the tale never quite holds.
Movie Reviews5.6/10
Waterworld’s reputation as a disaster doesn’t survive a rewatch
Waterworld at 30: not the flop the headlines promised, not a buried classic — a mid-tier blockbuster with a great premise and a script that never earns it.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
Dances With Wolves at 36: Kevin Costner’s Three-Hour Western That Defied the Studios
Kevin Costner's 1990 Western Dances With Wolves: a three-hour film spoken largely in Lakota, made for $22 million when studios had quit on Westerns.
Movie Reviews7.9/10
De Niro’s Capone Steals a Movie That Belongs to Connery and Costner
Brian De Palma's The Untouchables, released June 2, 1987: Costner, De Niro, Connery, the baseball bat scene, the Oscar, and why the middle sags.