This sequel attempts to do too much with too many protagonists, but goes a long way towards making up for the sentimentality of the previous film.
The multiverse and quantum world collide in this weird, wild, and ultimately wearying Marvel extravaganza starring Paul Rudd and Jonathan Majors.
After divisive reaction to the 2016 reboot, this straight-faced sequel to the 1980s movies overloads on the nostalgia to detrimental effect.
This may (or may not) be the best film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe yet, but it is undoubtedly the one all 21 previous films have been leading up to
Paul Rudd is back in action in this fast, loose, and engaging comic book sequel that reduces the stakes and comes out ahead
Variety calls the WWII spy thriller starring Paul Rudd and Paul Giamatti, which was shot in the Czech capital early last year, a ‘fact-based misfire’
The actors are now in Prague shooting The Catcher Was a Spy, which also stars Jeff Daniels and Paul Giamatti.
These aren’t your parents animated food products, but the one-joke premise of naughty hot dogs and buns soon wears thin
It’s Avenger against Avenger in this superhero smash-up that pits the Captain and co. against Iron Man and the UN
Marvel’s Ant-Man is a fast, funny, often flippant comic book outing that, refreshingly, dials things back a bit from recent studio outings
The apocalypse comes to Hollywood in the uproariously funny This is the End, which pits a star-studded cast against the rapture
I Love You, Man combines a buddy picture with a romantic comedy and hits all the usual notes along the way
Forgetting Sarah Marshall hits every note right – except for one unfortunately crucial one
Judd Apatow’s Knocked Up is wildly overpraised but still entertaining