Movie Reviews6/10
Mel Gibson Lands in a Brutal Mexican Prison in Get the Gringo
A career criminal crashes through the border into a brutal Mexican prison in this crime thriller, where he becomes the Gringo.
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Movie Reviews5.6/10
Roy Pulver Relives His Death Over and Over in ‘Boss Level,’ and the Premise Never Quite Comes Together
A retired soldier repeats his doomed day, loop after loop, until a son's love breaks the curse. A tale of time, and lives lost.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
‘We Were Soldiers’: Gibson Anchors a Steady, Sometimes Slow War Epic
A tale of a battle fought far from home, wherein a promise made stands firm amid the Valley of Death.
After 24 Years, M. Night Shyamalan’s Sci-Fi Film Finally Proves Its Worth on Streaming
Shyamalan's Signs is trending on Peacock 24 years later, and Collider calls it his best sci-fi. Here's why the alien invasion tale still holds up.
Stallone Declined Trump’s ‘Special Ambassador’ Appointment to Hollywood
Sylvester Stallone declined Trump's 'special ambassador' to Hollywood appointment after learning of it on TV. Mel Gibson accepted.
Movie Reviews6.6/10
Riggs and Murtaugh Close Out the Franchise With a Triad War in Lethal Weapon 4
A final ride for Riggs and Murtaugh: a tale of a burning house, a Triad war, and a farewell worthy of a beloved partnership.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
Lethal Weapon 3 Review: The Magic Is Back, but Familiar
Lethal Weapon 3 brings Riggs and Murtaugh back for a wild chase against a former officer turned arms dealer. A solid, if familiar, entry.
Movie Reviews7/10
Lethal Weapon 2 Review: Riggs and Murtaugh Face South African Immunity in Tight Sequel
A tale of two officers, one loose cannon, one family man, who chase a vile consul through harbor and consulate alike.
Movie Reviews7.7/10
Mad Max 2: A Lean, Brutal Machine That Still Runs
Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior) review: George Miller's 1981 sequel, Mel Gibson, Lord Humungus, and the tanker run that defined action cinema.
Movie Reviews6.3/10
Mel Gibson’s Revolutionary War epic is competent, rousing and empty at its core
Roland Emmerich's The Patriot (2000) is a 165-minute revenge epic with a hollow center — Gibson, Ledger and Isaacs shine, but the history doesn't hold up.
Movie Reviews4.7/10
Rom-com premise outlasts the film that squandered it
What Women Want gave Mel Gibson mind-reading powers and a hit $374M gross, but a script that never follows its own premise anywhere uncomfortable.
Movie Reviews3.5/10
Expendables 3 Puts a Bigger Cast Through the Same Motions
The Expendables 3 review: Stallone's all-star sequel goes PG-13, adds Glen Powell and Antonio Banderas, and loses what made the franchise work.