Tag: Woody Harrelson

Taking the Browns to the Super Bowl The goal for those surviving in Zombieland is to give a child one day to be a kid. That means a night …

Tuckered Out Solo is a singular opportunity to explain everything about Han Solo. So, it does. Star Wars fans see, for the first time, what the Kessel run was …

Advertising Activism What timing. The week Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri releases to home video, a remake of Death Wish hits theaters. Surely, it’s coincidence, but both films concern …

Chilly Finish War for the Planet of the Apes buries a complex morality saga in the cold – literally in the climax. It’s a circumstance of luck and more …

Edge of Perfection Every generation has coming of age films, some more than others (thanks John Hughes). When these films work, they’re absolute magic. That’s Edge of Seventeen. A …

Peeta’d Out The second part of Mockingjay – profitable and needless as this two-part tactic may be – comes to Blu-ray during the opening salvos of America’s election season. …

Less hungry An awkward complexity surrounds these money snatching “Part” movies. Where they exist to enrich characters and give them development time – where otherwise impossible in mainstream cinema …

Still hungry Viewers follow the few rational people left in the Hunger Games’ world of Panem into Catching Fire, the feisty Katniss (Jennifer Lawrence) and low strung Peeta (Josh …

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

The concept of cobbling together kooky birds and placing them in pressure scenarios has drifted from its sell by date in 2014.

Now You See Me charts an unbelievable course of thievery, a heist film determined to run from patterned cliches.

Thin Red Line isn't telling the story of Gualdacanal so much as it's expressing the philosophy of war and how it applies to this specific theater.