If this is Marvel’s answer to The Suicide Squad, it feels a lot closer to the much-derided 2016 version than James Gunn’s 2021 revision.
There isn’t much ingenuity or storytelling ambition in this film from the director of Palm Springs, but in there stead a special kind of down and dirty charm.
This over-the-top splatterfest is campy fun, but Cage has limited screen time and the movie ultimately lacks bite.
This cut-rate buddy action movie gets a huge lift from the rapport between its two leads, who successfully mine the formula for comedy
A night of Charades and Jenga turns into David Fincher’s The Game in this well-cast, well-played comedy
The aliens are back in this belated sequel that manages to recreate the goofy charm of the 1996 blockbuster