‘Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One’ movie review: Tom Cruise in breathless spectacle
Tom Cruise is back in action in this breathless seventh entry in the franchise that represents the pinnacle of action movie filmmaking.
Tom Cruise is back in action in this breathless seventh entry in the franchise that represents the pinnacle of action movie filmmaking.
This high-flying sequel scores a bullseye in the action-adventure department while providing unexpectedly touching storyline
The sixth addition to the Tom Cruise-starring series features some of the most breathtaking actions sequences you’ll see at the cinema this year
This go-for-broke attempt by Universal to create a monster movie franchise is one of the strangest blockbusters to grace the screen this year
Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation is the best film in the franchise since the 1996 original, sleek and tight with no-nonsense scripting and direction
Edge of Tomorrow is a high-concept, high-powered ride through – and through, and through – a D-Day-like assault on an alien menace
James Mangold’s The Wolverine is a surprisingly straightforward, well-defined and even (at times) low-key picture
Bryan Singer’s Jack the Giant Slayer – a big-budget, CGI-infused take on Jack and the Beanstalk – is one of the more unlikely fairy tale updates
Jack Reacher is an especially solid ride that deserves a lot more credit than it has received
The Tourist is a refined but lighthearted, Hitchcock-influenced thriller, which explicitly recalls North by Northwest and To Catch a Thief
Bryan Singer’s Valkyrie is suspenseful and exciting and works well enough on popcorn terms to warrant a recommendation