Tag: Pierce Brosnan

Fighting Mad Chan The Foreigner calls upon the quiet, vengeful Jackie Chan. While Chan performed these roles previously, The Foreigner brings a true authenticity to a father mourning the …

The escape is the on/off button on your Blu-ray player No Escape takes place in Thailand. The country’s name is never spoken in the movie. It’s only “Asia.” Apparently …

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 …

World's End could have been coronated on the concept of dumping five Brits into a binge drinking run; the aliens are but a mere topper.

There's this snarky, breezy tone that makes light of it all, almost lowering itself to a kids movie.

At its peak, Mars Attacks carries a sense of chaos on par with some of the classics of this little sub-genre like Gremlins

The first hour or so of Ghost Writer is peppered with shards of humor, witty writing in an attempt to lighten the mood. It remains uneasy even with the …

It wraps up too easily, but does a lot of good work before that, enough to generate a few tears.

Fantasy is hot right now, that is understood, but if the mythology behind it carries no originality, then it doesn't take any imagination to process either.

While based on a novel, it’s hard to believe Mrs. Doubtfire wasn’t born on a single concept: Robin Williams in drag. Williams charisma, energy, and acting skills are in …