The original How To Train Your Dragon is a classic animated film, so how good is the new live action remake next to that?
Gerard Butler
It’s very tempting to just say that the live action remake of How to Train Your Dragon – made by the same filmmaker who made the animated version – is …
Like its predecessor, Den of Thieves 2: Pantera is a solidly constructed B-grade heist thriller with grand aspirations that makes its cliches more endearing. A sequel to returning writer-director Christian… …
Smarter than expected, but lacking in the action one might be expecting, Mission Kandahar is an unusual, familiar, but fulfilling thriller.
A dull and uninspired movie with a dull and uninspired title, Plane is as plain as action movies tend to come.
Better than most other large scale disaster films out there, Greenland shifts its focus away from an abundance of speaker rumbling explosions and near misses (although there are plenty of …
Angel Has Fallen shambles around from scene to scene as if it hasn’t even seen its ridiculous predecessors, content to take everything far too seriously for something this idiotic.
Hopelessly predictable, but not altogether lacking in overall entertainment value, Hunter Killer mashes up no less than three different kinds of militaristic thrillers into a single overly familiar package.
There’s not much in the heist drama Den of Thieves that hasn’t been said or done better or more elaborately in dozens of other similarly themed films.
You may not realize it, but if you’ve been pronouncing Gerard Butler’s name the way you’ve heard it on television, you’ve probably been pronouncing it wrong. As Butler himself admitted …
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