Tag: Giovanni Ribisi

Masked and Anonymous is a clever ode to Bob Dylan's career and legendary persona reflecting his tenuous relationship with the myths he's created over the years.

Moral Reality Saving Private Ryan’s greatness comes from confronting war’s cruel lethality. It’s not only gore or the cinema verite camerawork. In among the multitude of expertly threaded small …

Ted (2) Clubber Lang While lacking the imaginative wit of the first movie, Ted 2 hunkers down into a comedic run without any concern for offense. Seth McFarlane blasts …

Return of the bear Ted 2 is homophobic, transphobic, racephobic, joggerphobic, nerdphobic, sex workerphobic – almost precisely in that order. Seth McFarlane’s work is relentlessly phobic but he has …

David Oyelowo is flawless in this pertinent historical drama Selma should not be socially relevant to today’s political compass. It should only be well remembered and honored history. Yet, …

A stirringly funny hour long film which tacks on an entire second hour of drowsy humor and sloppy character.

It is more a set-up for a TV comedy than serious drama, so over produced and glossy as to reject any sensibility of authenticity.

Even if the film's abrasive wonder doesn't connect, there's something loveable about that bear as he tackles Mark Wahlberg and crunches his testicles.

Contraband doesn't do much for its credibility, most of the legitimate aspects coming between the family material.

Obviously channeling Fargo, this Alaskan-set dark comedy has a surprisingly robust cast of stars lead by Robin Williams. It’s sick, it’s twisted, and if this is your style of …

A remake of a solid 1965 survival movie, Flight of the Phoenix is a routine, dull, and standard drama. The characters are the expected stereotypes, the conflicts predictable, and …