Where the hastily written plot falls short, the actors – especially one of them – carry the story of “The Fall Guy” forward.

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In a period of noticeable decline in Marvel’s quality, production turmoil at DC, and Sony’s cinematic abominations, Invincible appears...

Hamaguchi is a titan of contemporary realism. He is at his strongest when firmly grounded in reality.

Following the protagonist’s attitude towards the presented world, Perfect Days should be treated as a cinematic affirmation of everyday life.

“The New Empire” becomes unbearably boring every time Kong disappears from the screen.

Rebecca Miller’s “She Came to Me” is a trivial, multi-threaded romantic comedy.

“20 Days in Mariupol” is a documentary account of the history of the besieged city.

If Jefferson is ruthless and tactless in portraying the intricacies of the publishing market, then in the personal scenes of Monk’s...

The idea on which “Sasquatch Sunset” is based is splendid but risky. At first glance, it may seem like a surefire hit, but it risks quick...