Tag: Russell Crowe

Unleash Hell Gladiator’s epic feel comes from a variety of places. It’s scale, one. Seeing the Roman Colosseum at capacity is stunning. There’s a brassy, booming score from Lisa …

Dire Circumstances Prior to its release, IMAX’s YouTube account accidentally uploaded a trailer for The Mummy, featuring no sound other than the voice track. This included Tom Cruise screaming …

Niceties 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 visit our …

Virtual Reality… Troopers! Extreme! Go! To live again in pre-9/11 1995, where the fear wasn’t terrorism, but that a murderer would spring to life from the interior of a …

Noah is not going to be shown in churches or used as study material for Bible classes.

... its two-hour running time feels like an abbreviated version of a much longer story.

This Superman is not saving us so much as he saving us from ourselves.

This contemporary noir finale is shot in close, battling with words, not guns.

Paul Haggis crafts a sufficient, thriller tag worthy final half hour, the film's pace finally cranking up on a stable time scale.

As for the new transfer, what a difference. Gone are any signs of DNR or edge enhancement.

Ridley Scott directs as we know he can, the familiar sights of soldiers marching on their target now dreadfully dull.

Gladiator opens with a massive battle between the Romans and the last of a barbarian horde. It is seven minutes in, and director Ridley Scott has the audience in …