Tag: Jeff Bridges

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.

Ironing Out the Future Iron Man released in May of 2008. Lehman Brothers collapsed in September of that year. Lucky then for Marvel (and then Paramount), whose story of …

Looking for Right Set at the 1960’s end, Bad Times at the El Royale plays to its period. It’s a story of seven people coming together inadvertently, each likely …

Stars and Strikes Forever The Dude is everything an American isn’t supposed to be. He’s a hard drinker – of White Russians, of course. His employment status is unclear, …

Dreaming in HDR Jeff Bridges narrates this IMAX feature that, ironically, happens to feature bridges. Clearly, an engineer planned that too. Dream Big follows a selection of engineers, all …

Mountain Momma Kingsman’s sequel moves from suave, British cool action into a deliriously kooky, inherently phony adult cartoon celebrating casual violence. It works. Golden Circle acts like a Chuck …

Let us hope they don’t make an Eighth Son Thirty or forty years ago, Seventh Son would have starred Ray Harryhausen’s stop motion monsters. It’s that type of fantasy. …

Seeing these images is arguably more profound than reading them.

Ryan Reynolds is R.I.P.D.'s downfall, a magnet for exposition as an underperforming rookie.

If there's one thing to say for The Dude and his crew, it's that they're never boring.

He needs to have true grit; she needs to have a headstrong spunk. They're a perfect match.

This is a fantastic world that has struggled twice now to prove itself as a narrative paradise.