Tag: Paul Giamatti

A quiet mistaken identity/crime caper comedy, Safe Men is held up by its cast and their cleverly written personalities.

Passably old fashioned while drenched in modern visual effects, Jungle Cruise is little more than acceptable, one-off escapism trying to recapture Disney's Pirates gold.

A Double Crust Frozen Pizza Duplicity has that rom com moment. You know, where the couple finally opens up and admits they love one another. For most, that’s the …

More like the spy was a catcher, but still “You’re an unusual man, Mr. Berg,” says Jeff Daniels to a potential American spy, aging Red Sox catcher Moe Berg. …

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 …

Clanking Clunker Rudimentary and thin, Ratchet & Clank better fits on Saturday mornings. Passe character development leaves this adaptation of Sony’s PlayStation videogame series limited in appeal. And, in …

NWA Makes Relevant History Over a decade of music and personal history are featured in Straight Outta Compton, a rich if worn biopic. Straight Outta Compton needs additional room …

Faulty San Andreas features a body count somewhere in the millions, a multitude of those deaths insinuated, some not. As with any blockbuster disaster cinema, audiences are meant to …

A strong Madame Bovary adaptation starring Mia Wasikowska that breathes new life into the classic novel French author Gustave Flaubert’s Madame Bovary is one of the most significant novels …

Amazing Spider-Man 2 can't decide on which way is forward.

No comfort exists in 12 Years as it lashes slaves until their muscles and bone structure is exposed.

Bright carries some of the twisted holiday spirit but muddles itself with meager pacing and sour personalities.