Tag: Sam Rockwell

Ludicrously skewed and weakening any support for Richard Jewell's unfortunate story, Clint Eastwood ignores any nuance in bringing this to the screen.

While everything closes too neatly, Jojo Rabbit reflects the now as much as the past in order to show there's still hope.

Sorry Charlie. So, So Sorry The three writers credited to Charlie’s Angels were all men. That explains the awkward, inhuman flirting from the women and the uncomfortable fetishism. That’s …

Over the Moon Every worker on Moon’s lunar base is treated identically. They wake up. A robot tells them of an accident. Soon, they begin a structured daily regimen, …

Townes Van Zandt & The Outlaw Country Music Scene In Austin, Texas Hollywood star Ethan Hawke steps behind the camera for Blaze, a personal passion project about a subject …

Rising to Opportunistic Power Vice’s conclusions come in the first five minutes. Low wages lead to overworked, tired people who don’t spend time paying attention to things that matter …

Advertising Activism What timing. The week Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri releases to home video, a remake of Death Wish hits theaters. Surely, it’s coincidence, but both films concern …

All Right Sam Rockwell doesn’t make his case for action stardom in Mr. Right. Although his character is meant to be a sharpened hitman, his fight scenes and gunplay …

We're nearing formula for these stories which find a personality molding through family upheaval.

The key to Everybody's Fine is purely De Niro who expertly crafts a lonely senior, lost without anyone in his home.

itter isn't devoid of laughs. That's probably more important to the piece than anything else.

The viewer does not share the boredom... The sterile surrounding lets the audience share in the isolation, an important distinction.