Tag: Donald Sutherland

Delighted in pressuring censorship norms, Die! Die! My Darling finds purpose in its violence and Tallulah Bankhead is a joy as the villain.

Cynical and harsh, Ad Astra isn't afraid to demean humanity's efforts in space when viewed through a family separation.

Fireball Island Universal produced Backdraft, a surprise given the Disney-esque tragedy of the intro. It’s near camp. A small child looks on, star-eyed, as his father enters a burning …

Brie Larson and Donald Sutherland Sing In This Musical You have to wonder how an Oscar winner like Brie Larson, near the zenith of her career, ended up on …

Peeta’d Out The second part of Mockingjay – profitable and needless as this two-part tactic may be – comes to Blu-ray during the opening salvos of America’s election season. …

Donald Sutherland Stars With His Son Kiefer Sutherland in this New Classic Western Film An infamous gunslinger returns home, attempting to hang up his guns for good and reconcile …

Less hungry An awkward complexity surrounds these money snatching “Part” movies. Where they exist to enrich characters and give them development time – where otherwise impossible in mainstream cinema …

Still hungry Viewers follow the few rational people left in the Hunger Games’ world of Panem into Catching Fire, the feisty Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and low strung Peeta (Josh …

Grounded in the gritty landscape of seventies' cinema, Invasion of the Body Snatchers never lets up from its opening scenes.

Shocks center more around the mess of decision making than any frightful thrills.

This is a dirty, grimy, and sweaty movie with muscle cars and prison yard football.

"They took everything, even the stuff we didn't steal."