Tag: Malin Akerman

Smash, Boom, Bam Never is Rampage intelligent or smart. It covers the stupid with plenty of boom-boom, crumbling buildings, and monster brawling though. That’s what the entrance fee is …

Let’s Go Monstering No one speaks an intelligent word through all of Rampage. Rather, they blabber on about corporate badness, genetic gobbledygook, and hoo-ra America militarism. Oh well. At …

Sight-Seeing Through the eyes of James Harvey (Dan Stevens), British director Ido Fluk takes a scathing look at American superficiality. A simple, contemporary parable, Fluk’s The Ticket takes a …

Anthony Hopkins is a winner in this loser Although Misconduct plays on the fear of pharmaceutical companies, the death of 200 people due to a faulty clinical trial only …

Fire and loud noises distract from languishing narratives.

Too much of the film feels as if a camera was set up, the script tossed to the wayside, and the actors ran with it

So much of Catch .44 feels wasted, extended dialogue never carrying the charm, wit, or story telling ability of what it's trying to emulate.

Bang Bang Club carries an emotional weight and difficult to decipher base of morals.

There's no sense this script is overly glossy or reaching for happiness, each arc given space and breathing room to produce naturally evolving romance or emotional downturns.

The bored looks on the actors faces are supposed to be funny, but the audience shares the same lack of enthusiasm.