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Civility Ferociously political as Marvel’s movies have been, observant of militarization and surveillance, Civil War may be the least impacted by commentary. Odd, considering the premise. Tony Stark and …

Ultron makes for great Blu-ray material, except for some audio quirks Loaded with characters, motivations, and allegories, Avengers: Age of Ultron may be too much movie, but its ability …

Avengers Re-Assembled Ultron is an assertive villain. Emotive. Cold. Unreal. He is a robot, yes, but not a pre-programmed killer. He (it?) considers the ramifications of his vile actions …

I Love Lucy… but she doesn’t love me In-between philosophical ruminations regarding evolution and the potential capacity of the human brain, Lucy kills. She shoots and stabs while seeking …

It's bright, cheery, and dare the word “wholesome” be used for an R-rated feature – but it is.

Captain America's follow through, free from the restraints of origin stories, is an absolute thriller.

Her successfully massages the peculiarity from the narrative and is capable of presenting authentic emotion.

Don Jon is perceptive, daring to thrash the conventions of Hollywood's romantic drivel.

Hitchcock is as much a story about Alma and her influence on the director's movies, than it is about Alfred Hitchcock himself.

It's a calculated, precise piece of popcorn art, the type that defines the term “summer blockbuster,” and possibly redefines it.

We Bought a Zoo is located at the intersection of Feel Good Road and Predictable Lane.

It seems wrong to talk about the action first, The Island the closest thing to a thought-provoking work Micheal Bay was ever involved with