Tag: Don Cheadle

Out of Sight's smoothly written dialog plays well as both a comic crime caper and kitschy Hollywood romance.

Assembled Over the past decade, Marvel brought audiences toward this melee, beginning in Iron Man’s militaristic fantasy before turning into a wild, uncontrolled spectacle of comic book fiction. Avengers: …

Stark’s Arc The hero of the Marvel universe isn’t Tony Stark. Captain America couldn’t save us all either. Marvel’s movies – some 52 hours of storytelling – belong to …

Assembled, then Disassembled With a decade of build-up, Infinity War goes all out with its spectacle. One computer generated war segues into another, becoming a repetitious and tiring mass …

Like Kevin Bacon? Infinity War makes it easier to appreciate how clean that first Avengers movie was. Another dozen plus Marvel outings on, there’s such a deluge of arcs …

Sokovian Split While a touch rotund in the narrative department and lacking the comic’s political bite, Captain America’s third go-round still pops with energy. The cast, as rounded up …

Avengers Re-Assembled Ultron is an assertive villain. Emotive. Cold. Unreal. He is a robot, yes, but not a pre-programmed killer. He (it?) considers the ramifications of his vile actions …

Iron Man 3 may not be fond of risks, although it adores the chance to throw its audience off.

This is Washington's best work, and close to Robert Zemeckis' as well.

Iron Man 2 is not as funny, creative, or as witty as its predecessor, yet it does quite a few things right.

Fuqua hardly paints the NYPD in a positive light. Everyone involved here seems corrupt or only caring for themselves.

Ocean’s Eleven had a cast of criminals that swept through the three c’s: calm, cool, and collected. In Ocean’s Twelve, those aspects seem lost. In fact, the characters don’t …