The family classic returns to the big screen for a one-week limited engagement in IMAX 3D.
The moral force of this documentary’s argument can’t be denied, despite its somewhat diluted presentation.
Surreal documentary co-Executive Produced by Werner Herzog and Errol Morris, is a horrifying commemoration of a mass slaughter retold by a perpetrator. Oddly enough it is also morbidly funny.
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.
An offbeat plumber enters the apartment and life of an agoraphobic woman and tries to rescue her because he is in love with her. An excellent performance by Marin Ireland keeps it afloat.
The hardest thing to believe about this idiotic crash-porn excuse of a movie is that Ethan Hawke agreed to do it.
What could easily have become a boring, melodramatic mess, is elevated by good acting and direction.
A night out drinking with your actual buddies would probably be more entertaining.
Even a superhero like Hit Girl would be hard pressed to save this inconsistent mess of a sequel.
Doc about the sushi industry depleting the world’s tuna population is low-key but gets the message across.
