It would be a shame to dismiss this as a superhero movie for girls, which is something I fear males in particular are going to have a tendency to do.
It would be a shame to dismiss this as a superhero movie for girls, which is something I fear males in particular are going to have a tendency to do.
A big, loud, dumb sequel that feels like it’s taking the franchise down a dead end from which it will never return, but ridiculous action scenes and an iconic performance from Jason Momoa save the day.
No matter your political stance, “Just Mercy” makes a powerful argument against the death penalty.
When it comes to comedies, it’s never a good sign when the blooper reel at the end of the credits is the highlight of the film.
Why praise a movie that panders, with a symbolic pat on the head, to the audience it is supposed to empower?
Familial dysfunction hits its peak in “The Glass Castle,” a sprawling tale of growing up poverty-stricken in the rural West Virginia mountains.