Tag: George Clooney

Safe and fluffy, Ticket to Paradise hits every predictable cliche on its way through rom com norms.

Out of Sight's smoothly written dialog plays well as both a comic crime caper and kitschy Hollywood romance.

The Heat is On Step back for a moment. Ignore Tim Buron’s Batman. Let the shenanigans of Batman & Robin live on their own. Batman crashes through the roof …

George Clooney’s Folly The dark satire of Suburbicon cuts through America’s Donna Reed Show, post-WWII kindness. These perfect little towns, living in harmony where nothing goes wrong. In Suburbicon …

George Clooney pulls this confused satire together This thriller, laced with copious levels of satire, joins the “Wall Street Revenge” pop-up genre. Big Short, Assault on Wall Street, and …

Return of the Murdering Vegetables There are no killer tomatoes in Return of the Killer Tomatoes. Technically, that’s the joke. Unable to repeat the rudimentary ’50s sci-fi spoof of …

Think of Tomorrow Be positive. Be special. Be smart. The world around us is collapsing – war, famine, negativity, climate change. Tomorrowland asks for way to stop it all. …

Historically, the process is interesting. As a cinematic narrative, Monuments slowly erodes itself without direction

Disaster movie maven Irwin Allen would be astonished by this exhilarating display of cinematic wrath.

There's a line Descendants dares to cross, one of those hair strand-thin lines few dare to.

Thin Red Line isn't telling the story of Gualdacanal so much as it's expressing the philosophy of war and how it applies to this specific theater.

Everything here is a game, a play on words, a manipulative deal, or a planned process. Nothing happens by accident.