
Before Zach Cregger’s ‘Resident Evil,’ It’s Officially Time to Revisit the Franchise’s Best Entry
A dark, strange tale of clones, Umbrella forces, and a franchise's finest hour — revisit Resident Evil: Retribution.


A dark, strange tale of clones, Umbrella forces, and a franchise's finest hour — revisit Resident Evil: Retribution.

Review: David F. Sandberg's 81-minute horror film turns one rule — the woman in the dark can't reach you in the light — into a thin but effective scare.

A 1998 swashbuckler with Leonardo DiCaprio as twins and a dream musketeer cast — Irons, Malkovich, Depardieu, Byrne — that never decides what it is.

The Croods: A New Age moves the prehistoric family into a walled paradise, aiming for tolerance but landing on real estate and condescension.

Paul Thomas Anderson's Pynchon-inspired epic One Battle After Another won six Oscars, including Best Picture, and stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn.

As Good as It Gets gave Jack Nicholson and Helen Hunt Oscars, but the film's use of bigotry as comedy keeps it from earning its happy ending.

The Grey review: Liam Neeson fights wolves and grief in Joe Carnahan's 2012 survival film, praised for its first act and argued over for its ending.

Michael Douglas plays an unemployed man who abandons his car in LA traffic and spirals into violence in Joel Schumacher's 1993 film Falling Down.

Early reviews call Zach Cregger's Resident Evil adaptation the best videogame movie ever, but the hand-picked caveats keep the verdict provisional.

47 Ronin review: Keanu Reeves leads a $151.8 million fantasy misfire that buries Japan's Chūshingura revenge tale under witches, kirin and golems.

Chicken Little (2005) was Disney's first fully computer-animated feature and the first mainstream Digital 3-D release. It grossed $314 million on mixed reviews.

Demolition Man (1993) review: Stallone and Snipes in a loud, weightless sci-fi misfire that scores 3.4/10 despite $159 million worldwide.
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