
Equity movie review: a disappointing return on investment
We’ve never seen this before, multiple female characters open about ambition, power, and money. But representation alone does not make for a gripping tale.

We’ve never seen this before, multiple female characters open about ambition, power, and money. But representation alone does not make for a gripping tale.

Let us tell sad stories of the death of kings. And let the kings be played by the hottest guys in the land.
This dreary Disneyfied inconsequence features all the bigotries of century-old pulp fiction and none of the romance, neither the sexual nor the adventurous kind…
James Purefoy as a disillusioned Templar is as bleakly gorgeous as the film around him…
Take a break from work: watch a trailer… In my experience, bad guys who announce that they’ve renounced violence are just asking for trouble. This looks really interesting: The 15th century is not a period that sees a lot of fantasy set there, and I can’t think of another Puritan action hero. (That sounds like … more…
Guys, if you hate have to put on a suit to be considered ‘dressed up,’ here’s the dude to blame: Beau Brummell.
Here, in one place, the most quotable movie lines of the year 2004. They’re not ranked — they’re all great. [Warning: May contain spoilers.] [click here for the funniest bad snippets of dialogue from 2004] “Only people from the Bronx care about the Oscars.” –Sandra Dee (Kate Bosworth), Beyond the Sea “I’ve never seen a … more…