Tag: Jesse Eisenberg

The story of Social Network is still littered with memorable characters, a decade on the Facebook story has grown to make its origins almost irrelevant, if not diminishing the …

Lacking in plot and sticking to formula, Zombieland: Double Tap overcomes those issues through humor and gory flair.

Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl The goal for those surviving in Zombieland is to give a child one day to be a kid. That means a night …

Batbore and Superdull Adding 30 minutes to a gratuitous, messy film doesn’t fix anything. The pseudo-observant Batman v Superman still limps through rounds of movie logic like a riper …

Marketing Champion Man of Steel brought Superman into a post-9/11 America, a place where 2006’s Superman Returns was unwilling to go. Old Superman’s symbolic hope and flawless heroism was …

This is a film of growth, even if Rio 2 exhibits little of its own internally.

Now You See Me charts an unbelievable course of thievery, a heist film determined to run from patterned cliches.

30 Minutes or Less' brand of sexually deviant dialogue, racial slings, and all around coarseness becomes its charm, yet not its greatest quality.

There are too many laughs abound for a wide audience, and the visuals never stop producing something to look at.

This is the type of movie that you feel in your gut, knowing that you're viewing something special.

It really is important to enjoy the little things.

There is a scene in the Adventureland trailer in which Bill Hader runs through a door screaming at a park guest who threatens one of his employees. It is …