From its uniquely female lens, the film captures the gradual acceptance of a fading spotlight with a graceful authenticity that really hits home.
From its uniquely female lens, the film captures the gradual acceptance of a fading spotlight with a graceful authenticity that really hits home.
Despite the film’s bloated length and tendency to embrace nostalgia without an ounce of moderation, it’s a fitting and heartfelt sendoff for the beloved crew of misfit mercenaries.
M. Night Shyamalan’s directorial choices feel as amateurish and contrived as ever in this mediocre, forgettable, apocalyptic psychological thriller.
Craig has succeeded in creating and expanding a now-iconic screen character in Benoit Blanc, and one that is worthy of his own franchise.
This gruff-lunkhead-meets-sassy-kid buddy comedy is better than you’d think.
The film may not be destined for cult classic status, but it’s a fun ride that’s worth taking.