Tag: Action Movies

Let's be blunt here: 1987's Predator was the last great film about the trophy hunting aliens. Since then, it's been a mixed bag, with efforts ...

Thirty-six years later, we’re here again: Tom Cruise’s Pete ‘Maverick’ Mitchell is acing the skies, sporting Aviators and wearing a bomber jacket as if it ...

Memory is a bit sloppy in spots, but hey, most folks will shrug it off. It’s so weirdly unconventional that it actually feels fresh.

Your enjoyment of The Contractor depends on whether you want pure action or something deeper—if it’s the latter, you might be let down.

Video games are difficult to adapt to screen. The filmmakers must please game lovers who are familiar with the story and characters as well as ...

Last Looks puts Kirkby on the map as a director who can totally hang with the likes of Guy Ritchie—watch out, Guy, there’s a new ...

Red Notice wastes its star power on a forgettable ride—fun once, but hardly worth a rewatch.

Army of Thieves doesn’t reinvent the heist genre, but it’s a fun ride—cheering for Dieter is easy, which makes the ending hit harder than expected.

Last Man Down isn’t exactly Oscar material, but it had potential for fun—too bad it forgot to deliver that part.

If you’re craving something wild and untamed, Nicolas Cage's Prisoners of the Ghostland will hit the spot.

Jungle Cruise sparks a whole new wave of adventure films—expect a flood of copycats, but this is the one that set the bar.

Tom Clancy deserves better. Michael B. Jordan deserves better. Amazon Prime deserves better. And the audience certainly deserves better.

The premise is simple. The action is loud. The acting is solid. Project Power is a fun ride.

The Old Guard is pitched as a traditional, all-adrenaline action film, but instead presents a superhero film with melancholy.

Bad Boys is aging like fine wine—will there be more? Maybe. Or maybe they’ll retire for good. Time will tell!

In just a few months, the newest re-imagining of the cult classic Charlie’s Angels will hit theatres around the world. Naomi Scott, Kristen Stewart and Ella Balinska ...

Vin Diesel knows this film is ridiculous. The question is whether knowing it's dumb is enough to make it good.