Movie Reviews4.5/10
Maid in Manhattan Review: The Lie About Who She Is Drives the Whole Movie
A maid mistaken for a socialite falls in love with a senatorial candidate in this pleasant, forgettable romantic comedy.
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Movie Reviews7.1/10
Nick Park’s 2005 Stop-Motion Effort Stands as a Masterclass in Animation
Wallace & Gromit's sequel turns a giant veggie contest into a wererabbit mystery, with Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter, and Peter Kay joining the odd duo.
Movie Reviews7.9/10
‘Conclave’ Locks Its Doors and Keeps Its Secrets
A locked chamber, a dying pontiff, and five cardinals whose secrets threaten the very institution they serve.
President Snow Gets the Slow Clap in Latest Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping Trailer
A trailer for The Hunger Games: Sunrise On The Reaping reveals young Haymitch's defiant slow clap against President Snow.
Movie Reviews4.4/10
Ralph Fiennes Leads a Franchise Prequel That Turns Its Founding Myth Into a Slog
The King's Man review: Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman prequel wastes Ralph Fiennes, Gemma Arterton and Rhys Ifans on a confused World War I history lesson. 4.4/10.
Movie Reviews7.1/10
Ralph Fiennes Serves Dinner and Judgment in a Thriller That Won’t Stop Explaining Its Own Jokes
A review of The Menu (2022): Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy in Mark Mylod's comedy horror satire about a deadly tasting menu at Hawthorn.
Movie Reviews8.8/10
The Grand Budapest Hotel Review: Wes Anderson’s Masterpiece of Manners and Loss
A review of Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel: Ralph Fiennes as Gustave H., a stolen painting, a prison break, and a Europe about to vanish. 8.8/10.
Movie Reviews9.5/10
Spielberg Made the Holocaust a Business Deal, and It Still Works
Schindler's List at 195 minutes: Spielberg's black-and-white Holocaust drama, Liam Neeson, Ralph Fiennes, the red coat, and why the film still holds.
Movie Reviews7.8/10
The Goblet of Fire film turns the tournament into a death sentence
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) review: Mike Newell directs, Ralph Fiennes plays Voldemort, and the Triwizard Tournament changes the series for good.