Saldana is a powerhouse, deserving of the many award nominations and wins. Kidman's character is less developed, and she plays the role stoically to a fault.

Egerton plays Keene with self-awareness and vulnerability. Hauser's portrayal of Hall is maddening.

Anna and John wake in the morning and sing and dance their way to school as buildings explode in the background and neighbors fight and die between air guitar riffs and jazz hands.

The plot of The Diplomat rushes along at break-neck speeds, often defying credibility. However, you can ignore these contrivances, because the writing and acting are so strong that it won't spoil your enjoyment of this tense television series.

Invasion isn't video game action like Edge of Tomorrow. It's not the "Oorah" shout of Independence Day.

Danes and Rhys shine brightly.

With a breakout star, The Woman in Cabin 10 surprises, in a way.

Where’s Justin Theroux when you need him?

Like nothing you've ever seen; if you had never seen anything.

This film is fear and pain that shouts in artillery and explosions.

Jude Law and Jason Bateman star in this limited series now streaming on Netflix.

Nathan be . . . horny.

Started bright, but lost it's luster.

A 2025 action thriller starring Oscar winner Rami Malek and Tony award winner Lawrence Fishburn, The Amateur surprises …

Alex Scharfman’s directorial debut isn’t sure what kind of movie it wants to be.

Your mind fights with itself, the emotional trying to assuage your fears, questioning, “Is this really happening?” While your logical mind screams!

Havoc doesn't apologize for its violence and gore. Instead, it revels in, nay, it is reverent of the epic gun battles in the style of Hong Kong's "Heroic Bloodshed" genre from the '80s.