Tag: Michael Douglas

Pure in its '80s allure, Fatal Attraction uses New York's seedy backdrop for a moral tale of secrets, lust, and revenge.

Quantum-fied In a movie universe where the entire planet is under fire from a great evil, it’s hard to shrink down to Ant-Man and the Wasp. It’s fine, flush …

After space aliens, magic, and time travel were introduced in Marvel’s ‘universe,’ it’s Ant-Man and the Wasp that feels the most ridiculous. Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) asks, “Do you …

Lock It Up The twist in Unlocked concerns the villain. Using racial profiling, via Arabic dialect and vaguely Middle Eastern-looking actors, Unlocked suggests terrorists. It’s a trap and the …

Paul Rudd is Ant-Man, and Michael Pena is awesome Despite lacking a dominating villain – it’s Marvel’s weak spot – Ant-Man is a wry pleasure. Paul Rudd’s performance ups …

Na, na, na, na, na, na, na, na, ANT-MAN! Paul Rudd lives the dream of every ’80s kid – one of their dreams anyway – in becoming the central …

Last Vegas is absorbingly leisurely, a cinematic vacation from super heroes, bloodshed, and true life dramas

It does not have much to offer beyond that to anyone but Liberace's fans.

Wall Street survives not because of its stock swindling, but it's energy drawn from Charlie Sheen.

Cats vs. dogs. Packers vs. Bears. Mars. Venus. Oliver and Barbara Rose top them all. Who knows what it says about our society when When War of the Roses …

Backed with a '60s era score that flavors and adds to the unique vibe, Haywire is better than it has any right to be.

Despite limited screen time, Danny DeVito walks away with Romancing the Stone. Sure, Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner are wonderfully likeable, and have perfect chemistry for one another, but …