‘Tenet’ Review: Christopher Nolan’s Long-Anticipated Time Caper Is a Humorless Disappointment
“Tenet” is big and ambitious, but Nolan is more caught up in his own machinations than ever before.
“Tenet” is big and ambitious, but Nolan is more caught up in his own machinations than ever before.
Two decades and several million dollars into Ritchie’s career, his latest feels like a heavily cynical, a crass attempt to appease his “Aladdin” detractors.
The filmmaker’s extensive restoration project doesn’t always provide new insights, but it succeeds at creating a fresh look at the horrors of WWI.
“Lion” director Garth Davis tries his hardest, but can’t find a fresh angle for this holiest of dramas.
Tomas Alfredson’s latest dreary thriller is no “Girl With a Dragon Tattoo.”
Doug Liman’s drama about real-life CIA operative and drug smuggler Barry Seal isn’t perfect, but it gives Cruise one of his best roles in a long time.
Paramount’s all-new live-action reboot emerges as a dazzling logistical display with a missing file where the human interest might once have been stored.