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This more character-focused ‘Spider-Man’ holds one’s attention far more effectively than the usual CGI-falling-rubble MCU yawn-fest.
Jake Johnson leads a talented ensemble cast through a mostly by-the-numbers story.
Myrna Loy and Melvyn Douglas show how marriage can indeed be a rom-com.
Jason A. Ney reevaluates the prolific director of ’20,000 Leagues Under the Sea’ and ‘Soylent Green.’
The eye-opening concept from Nolan’s ‘The Odyssey’ is the idea that Odysseus was responsible for Greek civilization’s downfall. That’s a new angle.
This more character-focused ‘Spider-Man’ holds one’s attention far more effectively than the usual CGI-falling-rubble MCU yawn-fest.
With some exceptions, Hollywood is treading water until awards season kicks in.
A battered Canadian soldier risks disobeying orders to protect an occupied city.
Sharks feast on vacationers who share their cruise with drug smugglers in this B-thriller.
This drama tells how a scientist and her husband work together to make great scientific discoveries.
In this installment of ‘ From Book to Screen,’ we see how the Dumas classic translates to a 1934 adaptation.
The history of communication in the West plays out in this Fritz Lange film.
If Gail Ritchey’s baby was in fact not stillborn, that’s a level of denial that’s hard to imagine. Where is the tipping point when denial becomes murder?
