The studio is celebrating the DVD release of Can't Stand Losing You: Surviving the Police, which arrives July 14th. Based on Andy Summers' memoir, One Train Later, the documentary recounts the band's rise to stardom and provides an inside look at preparations for its 2007 reunion tour.
Terminator Genisys made me angry. There's plenty of films that leave me unimpressed or bored or just disatisfied. But a film has to be particularly lazy to get me mad.
If you've ever wondered how my reviews are constructed, these notes should give you glimpses into my process.
When something deals with religious identity or terrorism or any of the most serious questions that haunt and plague us, simply being a good movie doesn't feel quite good enough.
“I have forgiven Michael Dunn,” Lucy McBath says when questioned about the man who murdered her son, Jordan. “I’ve had to forgive him.”
Oyelowo stars opposite Kate Mara in Captive, based on an incident in which a fugitive takes captive a recovering meth addict. The story takes a surprising turn when Ashley Smith begins reading from Rick Warren's The Purpose Driven Life.
This guy ranked every Robert Bresson film ever! What he put at #6 will blow your mind!
Jurassic World (★★) is not a bad movie, but it is such a contentedly, non-aspirationally mediocre one that it often feels worse than it is.
From Paris With Love is not going to make Signed, Sealed, Delivered the next breakout show, but on a weekend where the choices at the multiplex are pretty crass (Entourage, Spy), it's a serviceable diversion for the audience segment that eschews R-rated films altogether.
In the newest episode of The Thin Place, Alex McKee subs in for Todd to discuss whether or not one has to know the Entourage television show to like the movie.
