This haunting sequel may not offer the subversive thrills of its predecessor, but the sheer quality of filmmaking on display makes it one worth catching in the cinema.
This fourth version of the familiar rags-to-riches tale is as good as any of them, with dark subtext new to the story
Style so overwhelms content in Sin City: A Dame to Kill For that plot specifics are rendered meaningless
If there’s one reason to see Machete Kills, it’s Mel Gibson’s loopy performance as a cult leader and supervillain
Men in Black 3 represents a pleasant-enough diversion but little more after a decade-long absence from the series