Movie Reviews4.7/10
In the Heart of the Sea Review: Ron Howard’s Whale Tale Never Earns Its Tagline
Ron Howard's In the Heart of the Sea sank $100M into the Essex whale story and grossed $94.3M. A review of the 2015 film's failures.
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Movie Reviews9.4/10
Apollo 13 at 31: The Space Thriller That Trusts You to Understand the Machinery
Apollo 13 review: Ron Howard's 1995 docudrama turns a failed Moon landing into a story about competence, with nine Oscar nominations and two wins.
Movie Reviews4.2/10
Inferno Review: Ron Howard’s Dante Thriller Is Competent, Weightless, and Out of Ideas
Inferno, Ron Howard's third Robert Langdon film with Tom Hanks, is competent but never surprising. The Dante thriller scores 4.2/10.
Movie Reviews4.8/10
Angels & Demons Review: A Good Clock, No Pulse
Angels & Demons review: Tom Hanks returns as Robert Langdon in Ron Howard's Vatican countdown thriller, with Ewan McGregor and Stellan Skarsgård.
Movie Reviews4.6/10
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000): A $351 Million Mess That Won an Oscar
How the Grinch Stole Christmas (2000) review: Jim Carrey, Ron Howard, a $351M gross, an Oscar for makeup — and a film that shrinks Dr. Seuss's fable.
Henry Winkler Stopped ABC From Renaming ‘Happy Days’ to ‘Fonzie’s Happy Days’ — He Cared About His Co-Stars
Henry Winkler refused ABC's request to rename Happy Days 'Fonzie's Happy Days,' calling it 'a slap in the face' to co-stars.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
The Han Solo origin film fills in gaps nobody was asking about
Solo: A Star Wars Story review: Ron Howard's $300M prequel shows how Han met Chewbacca and Lando, but answers questions nobody asked.
Movie Reviews6.7/10
Robert Langdon’s First Movie Outing Is a Competent, Watchable Thriller That Never Quite Thrills
Ron Howard's 2006 adaptation of Dan Brown's novel is a brisk, well-cast puzzle hunt through Paris that never quite thrills.
Movie Reviews7.2/10
A Beautiful Mind: The Cost of Making Schizophrenia Look This Handsome
A Beautiful Mind review: Ron Howard's Oscar-winning drama, Russell Crowe as John Nash, and what the film costs by making schizophrenia cinematic.