Tag: millennium entertainment

Milla Jovovich and Pierce Brosnan collide in this menial thriller Cheap, processed 9/11 fears fuel Survivor, a routine terrorism tale which finds Milla Jovovich running from a stone faced …

A listless crime caper based on a true story which is nearly saved by Anthony Hopkins What should be better than a heist film? A heist film based on …

An accident would explain this one Accidental Love – or Nailed before production messiness left the film in shambles – is nonsense. It was filmed in 2008 when America …

Al Pacino tries to make his own Birdman and fails Al Pacino stars as an over-the-hill actor slowly losing his identity in The Humbling, his mind lost in the …

Simple people, complex problems The World Made Straight sets near the Appalachians, using a cross-section of this population to weave a story of historical significance between an oppressively gorgeous …

A routine mafia thriller starring Ben Barnes and Harvey Keitel By The Gun is your standard mafia crime thriller, a decent direct-to-video film that does not have aspirations beyond …

A particular brand of weirdness Unusual and abstract, the oft confusing (and confused) 88 is a thriller of blood and plenty of skin. Dressed with the scripting idea of …

A grumpy man learns it is never too late to fall in love Two seniors discover it is never too late to discover love and romance in Elsa & …

Kickstarted flick may have Sylvester Stallone but that’s not enough Reach Me is so overloaded with bit parts and bit players and bit stories, it’s a wonder if the …

A fine cast led by Ben Kingsley and Kate Beckinsale deliver in this Victorian thriller A young doctor in Victorian England arrives at a remote asylum seeking medical training, …

It's not the images. It's what it took to get them.

Automata has vision, more than its low budget would let on.