Tag: Elizabeth Banks

Take the World “Smart guys end up ruling the planet,” says a young girl to Brandon Breyer (Jackson A. Dunn), Brightburn’s central character who landed on Earth a decade …

Emmet’s Folly Finn, the child at the end of the first Lego Movie, is nearly a teenager as Lego Movie 2 begins. His chosen brick person is still Emmet …

Murdering Happy You’ll need to excuse the plot of Happytime Murders. That’s just in the way of puppet sex. And puppet drugs. Happytime Murders is a one joke idea …

Powering Up Credit Power Rangers for not leaning completely on the nostalgia card. Portions of the original ‘90s series remains in this darker reset. Quippy robot Alpha 5, the …

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. …

No secrets A three year-old girl is missing. Suspects include kids themselves – two 18 year-old girls convicted of killing a baby in their pre-teen days. Every Secret Thing …

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 …

Lego Movie is inexplicably genius.

People Like Us has one job, this of course beyond dramatic entertainment: Being believable.

This might be the quintessential “trailer movie,” meaning of course the trailer had the best content.

Hunger Games is decidedly more marketable, preying on the teen genre via romance and working around the MPAA with indecipherable camera work

Man on a Ledge has a triumphant quality: it's camera work.