Tag: Tommy Lee Jones

Cynical and harsh, Ad Astra isn't afraid to demean humanity's efforts in space when viewed through a family separation.

Galaxy Defenders Of the ‘90s blockbusters, few exhibit Men in Black’s intelligence. By no means deep – Men in Black still wants a mass market appeal – those philosophical …

Sing Along: Re-turn the Men in Black; You Won’t Want to Remember At least Men in Black II involves one interesting theme. It comes from a place of empathy …

Men in Back (in Time) Men in Black 3 time travels to the late ‘60s, an interesting way to freshen the series. Then, the movie does nothing with the …

Americanized Giallo Starring Faye Dunaway & Tommy Lee Jones If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, this faux attempt at making an American giallo by way of Halloween …

Not This Forever, Please It figures this is the Batman to deal with morality in vigilantism. Bruce Wayne warns sidekick Robin about what it means to take a life …

A Smoldering Thriller from the 1980s Written and directed by Mike Figgis (Leaving Las Vegas) in his directorial debut, Stormy Monday is a noirish thriller with major starpower. Melanie …

Mechanic: Retired (Hopefully) Mechanic: Resurrection is designed to be consumed by 20-somethings who enjoy watching a 40-something blow stuff up, peddled by 60-somethings who know how to market a …

This becomes a story surrounding itself on De Niro's performance

Emperor's approach to World War II is wholly unexplored cinematically.

Lincoln is never compelled to rush, and although that will lose some of the potential audience in dated dialects or mannerisms, authenticity is appreciated.

The film is an implosion of time travel no-nos, and it's not so much that they exist so much as they feel so unnecessary in this universe.