A review of Game Night (2018), the Bateman and McAdams comedy where a fake kidnapping turns real, with Kyle Chandler and Jesse Plemons. 6.6/10.
Michael Mann's 2004 thriller Collateral traps Jamie Foxx's cab driver with Tom Cruise's hitman for one night in Los Angeles. Our review scores it 7.1/10.
A review of Central Intelligence, the 2016 buddy comedy starring Dwayne Johnson and Kevin Hart. A thin premise, a wasted cast, and one great gym scene.
Fast X review: the $378.8M tenth Fast & Furious film delivers Jason Momoa's Dante but ends unfinished, asking full price for half a story.
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.
A review of M. Night Shyamalan's Signs (2002): a tight farmhouse thriller with one great scare and a third act that mistakes arrangement for meaning.
Spike Lee's Inside Man, a heist thriller where the real crime is the bank's Nazi-era founding, with Denzel Washington and a masked Clive Owen.
Meet the Parents review: Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro in a 2000 comedy where a family visit becomes an interrogation. Strong premise, uneven second half.
Antoine Fuqua's The Magnificent Seven remake has Denzel Washington, a gatling gun and a great score, but the story stays thin. Our review.
Jennifer Kent's 2014 debut The Babadook turned a $2 million Adelaide horror film into a cult classic about grief, motherhood and a pop-up book.
Manchester by the Sea is Kenneth Lonergan's raw 2016 drama starring Casey Affleck — a study of grief, guilt, and small-town life. Rated 9.6/10.
What Happened to Monday gives Noomi Rapace seven roles but only writes three. A review of the 2017 Netflix sci-fi thriller and its wasted premise.
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