Category: 20th Century Studios
‘Predator: Badlands’ Film Review: The Most Inventive Predator Film to Date
Trachtenberg takes the series on a different path and ups the ante for what audiences expect from a Predator film.
‘The Hand That Rocks the Cradle’ Film Review: A Popcorn Classic Redesigned
“The Hand That Rocks the Cradle begins on a solid foundation and finds promise in its intimacy and in the involving (and creative) backstory of its two main characters.”
‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Film Review: Comic Book Fun The Right Way!
“The sincerity of the screenplay and the dedication of the actors sell the seriousness of the situation while Shakman keeps the spirit of creators Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s fanciful comic world intact. “
‘The Amateur’ Film Review: A Smart and Adult Thriller
Less Jason Bourne and more adult themes are the orders of the day, as the picture sustains tension through its well-designed screenplay and compelling narrative.
‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Film Review: Bloody, Hilarious, Pop Culture Fun
The cinematic event comic book fans have waited for has finally come. Six years after the second Deadpool film and after Disney’s devouring of 20th Century Fox (the rare case of the mouse eating the fox), the official pairing of
‘Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes’ Film Review
In any film saga, no matter how successful the previous films have been, a fourth entry will always be playing with fire. 2011’s Rise of the Planet of the Apes was a terrific picture that stands as one of the
‘The First Omen’ Film Review: The First Great Horror Film of 2024
The Devil once again gets his due with yet another prequel to a classic horror film. Director Arkasha Stevenson is at the helm of The First Omen, the latest Hollywood cash grab hoping to find box office gold through name
‘Die Hard’ at 35: An Ode to Joy That Keeps Giving
Mention the name Die Hard, and audiences and fans immediately think of “that movie that spawned Bruce Willis’ career,” “that movie that started a wave of action movies by using its name,” or my favorite, “it’s a Christmas movie.” I’m
‘Avatar: The Way of Water’- Film Review: Spectacle And Emotion Align
James Cameron has long been one of modern cinema’s true visionaries. As a filmmaker, he takes time between projects, waiting until the technology catches up to his lofty and brilliantly grandiose ideas. This time, it has been a 13-year stretch.