Spoiled Rotten 119: Revisiting Batman Begins
Ben and Daniel revisit Christopher Nolan's Batman Begins!
Katie Holmes
Logan Lucky Review
Steven Soderbergh's retirement be damned, Logan Lucky is a hillbilly heist flick with heart and brains.
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The Giver Review
Both slavishly faithful to and thematically distant from Lois Lowry's almost seminal early 90s young adult bestseller, The Giver stands as proof that not every iconic text can work as a coherent film.
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Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark Review
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark is the kind of film that will probably freak out pre-teens in the same way Goosebumps books or TV’s Are You Afraid of the Dark? did. It feels lovingly crafted by people who missed being stuck home on a Friday or Saturday night with their parents. In its own […]
Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark Review
Anytime a film has Guillermo del Toro’s name attached to it, a viewer has some fairly standard and somewhat high expectations. Del Toro wrote the screenplay for and produced Don’t Be Afraid of the Dark, which has many of his signature tropes. This film is admittedly not up the standards of his previous work, but it is a better-than-average horror-fantasy film with a decent story and enough scares to keep it entertaining.
