Tag: Laurence Fishburne

Pass Chris Pratt’s Jim Preston is lonely. He woke up from hypersleep too soon on an extended journey through space. These are tough times for the technically gifted maintenance …

Dog Days It’s far too easy to lose count of how many people John Wick kills in this sequel. Assume the number doubled from the first, possibly higher when …

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 …

A great Laurence Fishburne performance helps this small thriller Laurence Fishburne highlights this slow burning story which alludes to – and even references – Western tropes. Tension is superb, …

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 …

William H. Macy makes a strong musical drama with good tunes for his directorial debut Rudderless is renowned actor William H. Macy’s directorial debut, a musical drama that packs …

Films like The Signal are ultimately 50/50 ventures – only half of the audience will follow along.

Kevin Hart's screechy Ben Barber is a chewed up Eddie Murphy spliced back together with Chris Tucker parts.

Khumba is suitably gorgeous, breathing life into rarely (if ever?) animated Southern Africa landscapes.

... it's classy territory with a cast of Oscar winners following a series of expository science dumps.

Nimrod Antal directs some impressive action sequences, easily the highlight as if the expectation were any different.

Armored’s issues stem from a lack of tension, and certainly a bare minimum level of surprise.