Tag: Ralph Fiennes

The King's Men's tonally odd style blends real world war history, creative action, and wonky fiction that never feels comfortable.

Separated from the politics of the war itself, Hurt Locker follows a "day in the life" and mental toll of American soldiers determined to do a job,

No Time to Die toys with the Bond legacy by becoming self-referential before diving into expensive, high-grade international action.

“The List is Life” Spielberg’s Holocaust film released in 1993. Where his other ‘93 production, Jurassic Park visibly looks part of its decade, Schindler’s List is the rare film …

Leggo My Lego Full disclosure: This Blu-ray was provided to us for review. This has not affected the editorial process. For information on how we handle review material, please …

Lego Everybody Somewhere in The Lego Batman Movie is Batman. He’s hidden. You’ll find fewer Batman references than those to Warner Bros. and DC properties, creating a rabid cluster …

A wonderful consideration of fear, life, and purpose Imagine an Eastern Wizard of Oz pondering existence and you’ll come away with Kubo. Traumatic events lead a fantastic, magic-imbued adventure, …

Mostly shaken, not so stirred Between ecstatic action scenes and glamorous long takes, Spectre isn’t willing to fill in the remaining space. Whittled down from the narrative intellectualism of …

The vibrant world of The Grand Budapest Hotel has been thoughtfully built with careful consideration for every element.

The story itself is nearly unmatched as thematically rich source material.

This is enormous escapism, where hackers wail away on keyboards to work through illogical interfaces and spout off "firewall" because it sounds cool.

Rarely does Wrath tumble into sluggishness, a brisk 90-minutes passing by without so much as blinking before another action sequence sprints into view.