Tag: Channing Tatum

A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints is a powerhouse coming-of-age story set in Queens with superb performances from the star-laden ensemble cast.

Yeti Smash When The Muppets revived in 2011, certain corners of media attacked the movie’s anti-capitalist slant. Chris Cooper starred at Tex Richman. His name wasn’t coded, as if …

Mountain Momma Kingsman’s sequel moves from suave, British cool action into a deliriously kooky, inherently phony adult cartoon celebrating casual violence. It works. Golden Circle acts like a Chuck …

Lucky Ducks Jimmy Logan isn’t lucky. That’s the joke, or “a” joke anyway. Logan Lucky has bunches of successful gags. Jimmy’s (Channing Tatum) life is filled with misfortune (also …

The Book of Pretty Colors Everyone is made of wood in Book of Life. They’re chiseled and sculptured with little joints plus a bit of scattered, sloppy paint. At …

22 Jump Street shouldn't be funny. Then again, 21 Jump Street should never have been funny either.

'Merica.

Gunfights rip across the screen to deviate a nuclear holocaust, a framework better fit for an '80s Cold War action picture starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.

There is zero attempt to take any of this seriously, as much of a riff on modern high school as it is two guys trying reclaim their glory (or …

There's no honesty in The Vow, and how it purports to be based on a true story only creates a further roadblock.

Backed with a '60s era score that flavors and adds to the unique vibe, Haywire is better than it has any right to be.

Son of No One is almost effortlessly stupid, so naïve about its own ignorance that it drives along as if there's nothing wrong.