Tag: Megan Fox

James Franco stars and directs the quirky homage to '70s Hollywood Zeroville, with an all-star cast, primarily aimed at movie geeks.

Visibly digital lions kill people throughout Rogue, a movie trying to convince people to stop killing lions.

Battle of Jangsari recalls a forgotten part of the Korean war, using Megan Fox for star power, but throws its potential away.

Revenge of a Cinematic Felon Revenge of the Fallen’s frivolous moment comes as an evil Decepticon flies onto the Brooklyn Bridge and in a petty gesture, knocks over an …

Propaganda Meets the Eye American helicopters fly in front of sunsets. Warships churn on ocean waters. Slow motion pans of missiles and the ensuing explosions act as a show …

Too Teenage, Less Ninja While showing progress, this see-it-and-forget-it sequel languishes under the weight of its many ideas. The worldwide adventure cannot find footing. Introductions of key characters in …

Shadow Boxing Out of the Shadows subsists on jumbled, chaotic ideas. Part nostalgia trip, identity story, inter-dimensional saga, videogame tributary – all at once – it’s crowded. When Out …

“Mutant Teenage Turtle Ninjas” still sounds better anything in this movie Overwrought, illogical, and even uncomfortable, this Michael Bay-produced reboot of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is a hard misfire. …

Ninja Turtles is abrasively scattered.

Dictator has a lot of ideas for its gags, arguably too many to fit within this thin 80-minute framework.

Friends with Kids pushes to a close with satisfactory results, at least in terms of character, this after some aimless plot wandering.

It is hard to believe this wasn't tampered with by someone other than the director, Jimmy Hayward, because what's left is a shell.