Tag: helen mirren

A young Christian Bale and Kate Beckinsale appear in Royal Deceit, an eccentric adaptation of Hamlet, which occasionally entertains.

Someone’s Overcompensating It figures that in this current and cursed timeline, something like Hobbs & Shaw speaks sensibly. As a brazen, idiotic, muscle-driven action flick, it’s necessary to spell …

Lots of Cracks What a blundering blob of… stuff Nutcracker and the Four Realms is. It’s frantic for attention, slathering the screen in masses of computer generated fantasy, color, …

Damaged Goods It is unfathomable talented people – and in such numbers – considered Collateral Beauty’s premise and still chose to appear in the finished film. Adjectives for “appalling” …

Monsters University pulls away unscathed, a sterling follow-up which charms the charmers with charming charm charm

Hitchcock is as much a story about Alma and her influence on the director's movies, than it is about Alfred Hitchcock himself.

The format necessitates a speedy resolution, breezing by topics of women, the advance of technology, and the slowly unraveling ways of old as a new generation moves into the …

Warner's remake is sort of like starting a $40 million kitten orphanage full of promises, only the intent was actually to burn it down for insurance money and sympathy.

Red is the type of movie that needs a core group of actors who love the content and the script they're performing.

Why does thunder always clap the second lightning strikes in movies? It doesn’t work that way in real life, yet films consistently add a thunderous boom with every studio …