Tag: Josh Brolin

Dune preserves the source novel's integrity, preserving the political intrigue and character depth via clear, carefully defined script.

A smart adaptation focused on clarifying entrenched sci-fi lore, Dune finally sees a film version worthy of its status.

Tame but fun, The Goonies doesn't age despite the obvious '80s veneer because it's so cautiously patterned on Hollywood formula.

Men in Back (in Time) Men in Black 3 time travels to the late ‘60s, an interesting way to freshen the series. Then, the movie does nothing with the …

Critical Aversion Day of the Soldado concerns itself with border crossings, human trafficking, and for brief moment, Muslim terrorists who detonate suicide vests inside of an American grocery store. …

All Out of Love If your ethics are so distorted they end up as a plot point for the likes of Deadpool 2, it’s time to reconsider. In this …

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 …

Paul Thomas Anderson credibly adapts novelist Thomas Pynchon with the help of Joaquin Phoenix and other stars The last author that comes to mind for cinematic adaptation is Thomas …

Violence, lust, murder, and gambling. It’s still Sin City. Sin City’s mosaic storytelling lacks the same tug in Dame to Kill For, loosening the allure of this voraciously adult, …

Director Jason Reitman furnishes an unusual romantic pairing in Labor Day. A departure from his prior films like Juno, Labor Day is the story of two strangers falling in …

It is more a set-up for a TV comedy than serious drama, so over produced and glossy as to reject any sensibility of authenticity.

Exciting as it is, Hollow Man degrades itself.