Tag: Willem Dafoe

A derivative story sinks the otherwise gorgeously animated Swift, set in France and using the locale for all it can.

An effective noir mystery, Motherless Brooklyn is held together by Edward Norton's unique performance and supporting cast.

Seeing Daylight In 2007, a documentary titled Who Killed the Electric Car? told the story of how various entities combined to keep fuel-based vehicles the standard. A few years …

Sharks with Frickin’ Laser Beams It’s impossible to compartmentalize the finale of Aquaman. The imagery involves a kraken out of Pacific Rim, submarines, crab people, merepeople, fish people, laser …

Prescient Danger Given the reference, the title Clear and Present Danger never fell out of style. Although fixated on the Reagan-era drug war, the greater arc is that of …

Train-ed Killers If there’s justification for another screen adaptation of Murder on the Orient Express, it’s this update’s cinematography. With the eye of cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos and direction of …

Yes, it’s really great. Really To defend China’s capital city from a horde of gluttonous monsters, local military built the Great Wall. On that wall sit color coordinated troops …

Cage and Dafoe go off the deep end in this quirky crime thriller Nicolas Cage and Willem Dafoe star in this bizarre crime movie from director Paul Schrader. Based …

This Wick is on fire “Get a crew.” “How many?” “How many do you have?” Smart movie audiences know whatever the number is, it will never be enough. John …

The vibrant world of The Grand Budapest Hotel has been thoughtfully built with careful consideration for every element.

Furnance's pay-off is ignited in the final half hour, director Scott Cooper's work completed with considered patience.

Ten years out, Nemo remains one of Pixar's most instantly astonishing works.