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The Netflix film starring Charlize Theron, who is being hunted by Taron Egerton, misses many opportunities to be much better than it is, despite Baltasar Kormákur’s talent for capturing natural scenery
The story is an extreme simplification of its subject, but at least all the songs that should be there are included
It’s not a sequel to Brendan Fraser’s exotic adventures, but a story that effectively builds up its horror and unsettling elements
Tommy Wirkola, director of “Dead Snow” and “A Quiet Night of Violence,” has made a pointless film that would have worked better with more sharks (and with a title like “Henry: Blood Rain”…).
The visual richness is excellent, but the second installment of the video game adaptation crams in so many elements from 40 years of history that it starts to make little sense.
Pretty Lethal, The movie where graceful ballet stars kick the butt of vicious Hungarian gangsters
Blending horror and action, this ultra-violent Prime Video teen movie is a celebration of girl power and the toughest women in the world: classical ballet dancers
The film that brings the Peaky Blinders saga to a close (for now) is a visual marvel and a thrilling experience, as impactful as the series’ best seasons.
Project Hail Mary Review: An Epic Journey Through Friendship and Science Fiction That Will Amaze You
The Last Mission: Project Hail Mary combines the best of uplifting and science-fiction cinema to deliver a powerful story about the value of friendship.
Remember those old action movies that didn’t try to reinvent the wheel, but just gave you explosions, muscular heroes, and an unstoppable threat? That’s exactly what War Machine, Netflix’s new sci-fi thriller released in 2026, offers. Directed by Australian Patrick Hughes, the film unashamedly embraces its influences from classics of the 80s and 90s, resulting in an adventure that mixes military action with survival horror. Synopsis The story follows a hardened and traumatized combat engineer, who comes to be known only as “81” (played by the giant Alan Ritchson, from the Reacher series). He carries the guilt and weight of…
The writer of the first film makes his directorial debut in the saga and is reunited with Neve Campbell, paying homage to the past of a saga that spans more than 30 years.