Tag: Ethan Hawke

A better message than movie, Cut Throat City delves into the post-Katrina landscape and how inequality offered no out other than crime.

Seeing Daylight In 2007, a documentary titled Who Killed the Electric Car? told the story of how various entities combined to keep fuel-based vehicles the standard. A few years …

Townes Van Zandt & The Outlaw Country Music Scene In Austin, Texas Hollywood star Ethan Hawke steps behind the camera for Blaze, a personal passion project about a subject …

Valor in Visuals Two possibilities await Valerian in the future. In one scenario, Luc Besson’s cinematic imagination earns a cult-ish following in the undercurrent of pop culture, savored by …

A limp and indifferent remake Magnificent Seven is insanely beautiful. Most westerns are. Those virgin landscapes, empty mountains, all free of expansion and dirty progress. Here, those familiar images …

Ethan Hawke and Emma Watson co-star in this chilling movie on Satanic ritual abuse Anyone that lived through the 1980s will remember the panic and media hysteria over Satanic …

Andrew Niccol’s latest allegory is fiercely anti-drone Good Kill frequently trades images of drones flying over Middle Eastern deserts for aerial images of American neighborhoods. The sharp comparison is …

Ethan Hawke takes us through time, and not in the usual way Predestination is a story of inevitability and fate. Maybe. The story’s lengthy tail insinuates many things. See, …

Smart, intelligent, and risky cinema pays off At three hours, Boyhood disappears into its length. If it didn’t, the point would be lost. Boyhood is a marvel in its …

For car crash nuts, even the dismal editing cannot take away the power of these jarringly dangerous stunts

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

Daybreakers is an example of how you establish a vampire world. No needless, boring, clichéd teenage romances here.