Tag: Tyrese Gibson

Darkening Logic Where the first two Transformers preached from a hyper-militaristic podium, Dark of the Moon softens to a more centrist angle. The aim is a younger audience. Older, …

Revenge of a Cinematic Felon Revenge of the Fallen’s frivolous moment comes as an evil Decepticon flies onto the Brooklyn Bridge and in a petty gesture, knocks over an …

Propaganda Meets the Eye American helicopters fly in front of sunsets. Warships churn on ocean waters. Slow motion pans of missiles and the ensuing explosions act as a show …

Furiosa The Fate of the Furious shot its opening scenes in Cuba, no small feat considering the slew of political sanctions that left the country void of American presence. …

Seven times Faster Inside of his car, falling down the side of a mountain, glass and rocks splintering from the impact, Vin Diesel survives. Not only does he survive, …

Bunches of good looking people collide with other good looking people in good looking cars for good looking turmoil.

Fast Five is done trying to make any logical sense, the series on a “fast” track to Absurdityville with a one-way ticket.

The overwhelming urge to punch someone responsible for this narrative remains, characters in this series apparently raised on these films alone.

Annapolis loves speed. Less than 20 minutes into the film, you know Jake Huard (James Franco) lost his mother at a young age, has an unsupportive father, and dreams …

Legion makes absolutely no sense. None. Zip. Nada. You cannot take what is presented in this story, mash it up, flip it around, and make it so. You can’t …