Tag: Matt Damon

An overlong, genre turducken of a movie, Stillwater's pieces work, but never connect as a cohesive whole.

During the '60s social upheaval, Ford v Ferrari hones in on corporate war and the working class men looking to settle it out of pride.

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 …

Moral Reality Saving Private Ryan’s greatness comes from confronting war’s cruel lethality. It’s not only gore or the cinema verite camerawork. In among the multitude of expertly threaded small …

Downspout Based solely on what he created in Downsizing, Alexander Payne must hate everything. Billed as a quirky comedy about tiny people living in a tiny world, Downsizing instead …

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 …

Yes, it’s really great. Really To defend China’s capital city from a horde of gluttonous monsters, local military built the Great Wall. On that wall sit color coordinated troops …

Disco Boogie Mark Whatney is a tough one. He survives years on a desolate planet – alone – while using improvisation for survival. While the book was a tale …

Matt Damon Looks at Earth with Envious Eyes Inspiring and playful, The Martian is the least cynical of Hollywood’s space epics. Trapped astronaut Mark Watney’s (Matt Damon) bright demeanor …

Historically, the process is interesting. As a cinematic narrative, Monuments slowly erodes itself without direction

Spirit pushes a varied agenda of preservation, historical prowess, and personal perseverance.

A gaudy, futuristic advertisement meant to invoke inexplicable fear.