All articles by Joe Lozito

Ambitious and reverent reboot may not manage to satisfy either purists or modern moviegoing audiences.

The first sequel in this prematurely rebooted franchise is freed from the shackles of the origin story but still exists in the shadow of the Raimi movies.

The First Avenger’s second outing is a third-rate conspiracy thriller, but Chris Evans and company give it their all.

This second "Hobbit" film is a worthy entry in the Jackson/Tolkien canon. But after almost three hours in the theater, having an incomplete story feels like a cheat.

If you can get past the heartstring-tugging, the amped up soundtrack, and George Clooney’s relentless Clooneyness, this stunning space saga is the very reason we go to the movies.

As you’re watching this third Riddick installment, you can actually feel the character’s potential being wasted, along with precious minutes of your time.

Beautifully-crafted sci-fi entry in the "found footage" genre is both as wondrous and monotonous as deep space travel.

This second attempt to bring the "X-Men" character to a solo franchise moves along at a brisk clip but never finds its footing as either a brooding return to graphic novel form or a rousing actioner.