Tag: Drew Barrymore

Embodying the entire VHS era and the generation who grew up in it, Scream's impeccable timing crystalizes an entire era of horror.

Guncrazy loses itself in violence, ruining attempt to humanize two murderers on a rampage out west.

Sorry Charlie. So, So Sorry The three writers credited to Charlie’s Angels were all men. That explains the awkward, inhuman flirting from the women and the uncomfortable fetishism. That’s …

Not This Forever, Please It figures this is the Batman to deal with morality in vigilantism. Bruce Wayne warns sidekick Robin about what it means to take a life …

Elegant Alien More than the lively humor; more than the elegant dreamlike lighting; more than the sum of flawless child performers; E.T. remains an elegant parable of acceptance, as …

Stories of wives who passed from cancer, busted relationships, and sorrowful kids are not particularly funny.

This is E.T. as a generation remembers it, still completely effective in its effects, emotion, and heart.

The key to Everybody's Fine is purely De Niro who expertly crafts a lonely senior, lost without anyone in his home.

Scream is a slice of genre heaven

It's unlikely anyone will see through the shade of general genre archetypes, but they're carefree and fun to be around.

He’s Just Not That Into You is a romantic comedy. It seems as if this one is going to be different, dealing with interconnected people in various relationships at …

Adam Sandler comedies are notable for their crude humor and goofball style. 50 First Dates manages to maintain that Sandler trademark, yet turn it into a caring romantic comedy. …