Crowe and Bale are at their best in 3:10 to Yuma – A Review
This review contains spoilers for 3:10 to Yuma (2007). Ben Wade spends much of 3:10 to Yuma in chains, but Russell Crowe never lets him look like a prisoner. He watches every room with the mild amusement of a man who has already found the exits,...
The Rings of Power Season 3: Exclusive SDCC interviews breakdown
The highly anticipated San Diego Comic-Con offered a major spotlight on The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3. Following the dramatic events of Eregion, the series is now poised to explore the darkness of the "Dark Years" and Sauron's growing pressure...
A Bad Day in Suburbia: The End of Oak Street – A Review
First the street feels wrong. Then it feels empty. Then the dinosaurs arrive and everybody’s decision-making goes to the doghouse. It is, as you might expect, delightful. Director David Robert Mitchell takes a family comedy, drops it into prehistoric chaos and keeps tightening the screws...
Nolan was right to bet the house with Tenet – A Review
This review contains moderate spoilers. What happens when Christopher Nolan takes the laws of physics, folds them into a paper aeroplane and hurls the thing through a burning building? Tenet. An extraordinarily ballsy spy thriller which takes Nolan’s lifelong obsession with non-linear storytelling and pushes it...
Superman (2025): A Good Man trapped in an uneven film – A Review
This film review contains moderate spoilers. The frustrating thing about James Gunn’s Superman was how much of it worked. Its best moments gave shape to the film I had been waiting for, and every time they appeared, the weaker choices around them became harder to ignore. I...