Tag: Jake Gyllenhaal

Boh Bringing a story of self-doubt and identity to Marvel’s storyline, the second stand-alone Spider-Man has a lot of fun (too much arguably) selling action in droves, with the …

Tingles If the Marvel movie-verse is considered a single entity – one 50+ hour movie – then Spider-Man: Far From Home is effectively the post-credit sequence. It’s a little …

Lifeless Although an multi-national crew works aboard the International Space Station – a point Life draws on – it involves no border politics. Life isn’t about clashing ideologies or …

Nighttime People Tom Ford directs a despondent, distant, and certainly indulgent thematic drama in Nocturnal Animals, a film too heady, too obvious, and too morose for its own good …

A 3D home theater showcase even if the movie isn’t up to the tech standards Nature wins as Everest shows, recounting a real world story of middle aged, mountain …

Hitting a little to the left Mired by melodrama, Southpaw’s circumstances create Murphy’s Law: The Movie. Egregiously named Billy Hope (Jake Gyllehaal) loses everything in the course of an …

An accident would explain this one Accidental Love – or Nailed before production messiness left the film in shambles – is nonsense. It was filmed in 2008 when America …

Jake Gyllenhaal is perfect as an obsessive news photographer Eyes do not lie, more so when they don’t close. Enter Louis Bloom. An eccentric and obsessive, Bloom is often …

Key to thematic success is an avoidance of exploitation.

End of Watch is uniquely positioned to show both the best and worst of police work.

Death doesn’t matter to Colter Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal), and why should it? He has eight minutes to live, die, live again, die, repeat ad nauseum. At least, that’s what …

For all of the work Love and Other Drugs puts into its key relationship, it completely blows it in the end.