“Ballerina (From the World of John Wick)” is a good action film in its stunts, creative fight scenes, and basic premise. However, the film quickly takes off to unbelievable heights, making it hard to stay invested. Eve’s story feels like the “John Wick” trilogy (it takes place before “4”) of compressed into one film. The action is a couple notches too high and the characters are a couple notches too low.

DreamWorks may have finally earned its title as a dream factory now that it has manufactured the same idea twice. They use the same script, recreate the music, and force actors into shapes they were never going to fit into. Dean Deblois returns as director, leaving Chris Sanders out of the picture altogether this time. The whole thing stinks of greed, ego inflation, and creative bankruptcy.

“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” concludes the film franchise that produced eight films across twenty-nine years that have (mostly) become masterpieces of action spectacle, defined by Tom Cruise’s severe dedication to performing stunts himself.

“Monkey Man” is Dev Patel’s directorial debut of action, violence, and redemption. He has heavy involvement in the film as he directed it, s

“Red One” is a Christmas movie that feels the least like a Christmas movie. It shows Santa and reindeer. It’s drenched in red and green colo

“What we do in life echoes in eternity.” “Gladiator II” feels like a mere echo of the first, which was released twenty-four years after the

"Carry On" is a movie fit for the holiday season. It matches the anxiety, dread, and last-second saves we often find ourselves victim to.

“Chappie” is so unbelievable as a plot and story, that not even Sharlto Copley’s loveable persona as the titular robotic character could...