Tag: julianne moore

The cult television series Tales from the Darkside hits the big screen with a pleasing anthology of three frightening and gruesome tales, from names such as Stephen King, George …

Okey-dokey Hannibal idolizes its killer. Lecter is surrounded by elegance and seductive cinematography, sweeping through lush Italian locations. It’s high class, swelling with mournful violins and coated in operatic …

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, …

Not So Lost Now, Is It? In the first act of The Lost World, rogue corporate mercenaries fly onto Site B, that hastily written plot device allowing this sequel …

George Clooney’s Folly The dark satire of Suburbicon cuts through America’s Donna Reed Show, post-WWII kindness. These perfect little towns, living in harmony where nothing goes wrong. In Suburbicon …

Peeta’d Out The second part of Mockingjay – profitable and needless as this two-part tactic may be – comes to Blu-ray during the opening salvos of America’s election season. …

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. …

Less hungry An awkward complexity surrounds these money snatching “Part” movies. Where they exist to enrich characters and give them development time – where otherwise impossible in mainstream cinema …

While not as taut as some other flying thrillers, Non-Stop is better constructed.

Don Jon is perceptive, daring to thrash the conventions of Hollywood's romantic drivel.

Was anyone asking for a remake of Carrie, the 1976 film by Brian De Palma horror classic?

While endured through the eyes of childhood, Maisie is vicious with its depiction of contentious adults.