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Marc Webb's The Amazing Spider-Man  would be a decent movie if it had nothing to do with comic books. When left to his own devices, Andr...

It cannot be denied that the fight choreography in Gareth Evans' The Raid: Redemption  ranks among the finest ever put to film. A showca...

Let's get a couple of things out of the way. The Avengers  opens on such a hollow note that its entire first act struggles to find any k...

Brave  is at once the most visually distinctive project Pixar has yet made and their most derivative work. Slightly dimmed as if filmed by n...

Christopher Nolan's Batman  films have seriously, sometimes ponderously, probed the ramifications of superheroes in the "real"...

David Koepp's Premium Rush  feels like the first posthumous tribute to the work of the late Tony Scott. Unintentional, of course, but be...

Joaquin Phoenix's Freddie Quell is a man so wracked by his carnal urges that he walks in convulsive, post-coital spasms and pants in rag...

Ron Fricke's latest tone poem, Samsara , takes its name from a concept shared among Indian religions pertaining to life, death and rebir...

The Resident Evil  movies have elevated the "It was all a dream" conceit into the longest-running  Simpsons  rake gag in cinema. I...

At last getting any form of non-festival domestic distribution, Joe Dante's family-oriented (family- friendly  may be a stretch) horror ...

Befitting a movie about a man losing his memory, Frank Langella's character in Robot & Frank  is also named Frank to keep things ...

If there is any justice in this world, John Hyams will not have to suffer in his direct-to-DVD or VOD-first-release purgatory for much lo...

Of the many pleasures to be found in Dredd , Pete Travis' lean, nasty bottle episode of a film, perhaps the greatest is the lack of c...