Tag: Sigourney Weaver

Ghostbusters: Afterlife mixes bulky nostalgia with a fresh, creative comic zest to successfully bring this franchise back.

Yes, it's forcing nostalgia, but Ghostbusters: Afterlife is careful to appreciate why that nostalgia exists in the first place.

Dian Fossey's life is explored in a routine biopic, Gorillas in the Mist, which fails in focusing on what matters or the complex.

Wall-E is eerily prophetic over a decade later, plus wonderfully entertaining without feeling overly preachy.

My Best to the Coven By 1989, New York still struggled with rising crime rates.. As Ghostbusters II begins Ecto-1 needs a car wash. Dan Aykroyd and Ernie Hudson …

Cleaning Up the Town Rick Moranis awkwardly stumbles through the streets as Ghostbusters’ third act begins. He’s possessed. He’s muttering nonsense. Nearby, a reggae street band plays, oblivious to …

Special Order 937 Kennedy’s grand plan for space eventually fizzled. NASA’s dwindling budget founded the shuttle program and then floundered. Private investors took over, then corporations saw profitable opportunities. …

Thank you Sigourney Weaver Coveting Finding Nemo’s message of self-assurance and empowerment, Pixar’s revisit to the ocean is comforting. Mostly, Finding Dory comes to life without significant risk, opening …

Chapped The movie where a South African rap/rave group plays themselves, wears their own merchandise, and kidnap a robot. There’s more: Short Circuit lifted in full, elements of RoboCop, …

Input, input, input. Humans break what they create. It is instinct to corrupt and manipulate, so says Chappie. Of course, Chappie says a lot of things. This is the …

Ghostbusters II is smart, just not as smart.

Scripting perfection that makes Ghostbusters one of the finest, sharpest pieces of escapist entertainment ever committed to film