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Valiant's listlessness can't even achieve equal measure to Disney's manic WWII propaganda films.

Birds of Prey focuses on remaking Harley Quinn, but in doing so, ignores the more interesting and nuanced characters around her.

Revenge of the Sith pays off two movies worth of political maneuvering, delivering thematically and with its action.

Overwhelmed by the pitiful romance at its core, it's easy to miss or undervalue Attack of the Clones for certain storytelling successes.

Decades removed from the hype, Phantom Menace makes its thematic purpose clear, if unseated by misguided execution.

While strong at its core, Doctor Sleep loses its way in a haze of nostalgia and potential franchise building.

Unrelenting Saving Private Ryan introduced an audience to what war was. Black Hawk Down showed what war still is. Black Hawk Down shatters the mythology of contemporary combat being …

It’s a peculiar thing, this live action remake. Owing significant thanks to concepts and ideas in the 1991 animation masterpiece, Beauty and the Beast, through its copycat nature, feels …

Sizable Humpback Whales primarily reveals what is unknown about these mammals. After spending a century slaughtering them for oil, recent research peered into their life cycle. And still, the …

Natalie Portman highlights this typical western Jane Got A Gun’s most notable feature might be Natalie Portman leading the Western film. A star actress with an adventurous streak in …

Voldemortedcai would be way more entertaining There are many things to say concerning Mortdecai. He’s helpless, snooty, bratty, spoiled, wimpy, whiny, prim, proper, and utterly clueless. And this is …

The erotic potential of calligraphy is explored in Peter Greenaway’s elegant film Director Pete Greenaway created a unique film in The Pillow Book. A pillow book is a diary …