Rush Hour 3 (review)
Can you understand the words that are comin’ outta my mouth? This is racist, bullying garbage.
Can you understand the words that are comin’ outta my mouth? This is racist, bullying garbage.
Finally, what we’ve all been waiting for: a romantic suspense movie that doesn’t muck about with any of that tedious romance. Or suspense.
Oh, dear. It’s an entire movie about farts.
It’s not quite ‘My Big Fat Syrian Forbidden Romance,’ but almost.
Smart, wise, and effortlessly appealing, this is an uncomplicated but sneakily profound tale…
A vague, disjointed daydream passing for a film…
An excruiciating stew of kindergarten-level toilet humor and absurd (and false) sentimentality…
A masterpiece of breathless relentlessness, of spectacular yet lean-and-mean setpieces uncluttered by superfluous digressions or tangents…
The wisdom of that modern philosopher David St. Hubbins has never been so apropos as it is here: There really is a fine line between clever and stupid…
I love *Becoming Jane* even if it is almost entirely invented, because it captures both the aching romanticism and the cold, hard practicalities of Austen’s fiction.