Tag: Idris Elba

Thank you Sigourney Weaver Coveting Finding Nemo’s message of self-assurance and empowerment, Pixar’s revisit to the ocean is comforting. Mostly, Finding Dory comes to life without significant risk, opening …

Into the Beyond The summer of 2016, where even Star Trek wasn’t well enough to survive. Inundated with visual effects and superfluous action, the story never finds its footing …

Tangled in the Vines Disney’s third live action Jungle Book – following the Jason Scott Lee-starring remake and 1998’s Mowgli’s Story – makes for an ambitious and visually spectacular …

Trekk’d Out Somewhere in Star Trek Beyond, underneath a cavalcade of nauseous visual effects and motorcycle chases, might be a Star Trek movie. Dialog only glances the philosophical (and …

The Animated Utopia Disney may have sunk low with Barnyard and their other ’00 offerings, but Zootopia brings a specific honesty to its anthropomorphic critters. In the depressing fall-off …

No Good Script Some credit is due to No Good Deed for being such a feisty “could be you” film. So much of the movie is doused in paranoia …

Pacific Rim is unapologetic for its cinema conquering nonsense.

Wanting more, even if its carried by a shameless piece of sequel baiting in the closing moments, is never a sign of leaving a film with negative connotations

There has to be some life in a movie franchise about a guy who conjures up flames unexpectedly and can charbroil his enemies.

Takers does a lot wrong, and it's not long before it's hitting you over the head with idiotic cliches.

Any conversation about Obsessed is going to divulge into a laugh fest over the ending. It is a ridiculous, stupid, and completely unbelievable finish to a movie that mildly …