Silo Review: Rebecca Ferguson Can’t Save This Bland and Predictable Dystopia
'Silo,' premiering with two episodes today on Apple TV+, is a cliche and generic dystopian adaptation held back by its source material.
Rashida Jones
On the Rocks Review: Coppola’s Latest Goes Down Smooth
Even though On the Rocks isn’t top-shelf Coppola, this enjoyable dramedy still makes for a delightful cinematic cocktail.
Spies in Disguise Trailer: Will Smith & Tom Holland Team up
Spies in Disguise sees Will Smith and Tom Holland lend their voices to a new animated action movie from 20th Century FOX.
This Week in DVD: 2/5/13
This week at the video store we check out Flight, Here Comes the Boom, Celeste and Jesse Forever, Alex Cross, Les Infideles, The Inbetweeners Movie, and L'affaire Dumont.
Celeste and Jesse Forever Review
While it sticks to more rom-com cliches than it would care to admit, the indie comedy Celeste and Jesse Forever succeeds largely thanks to great performances from Andy Samberg and the film's writer, Rashida Jones
Our Idiot Brother Review
It's hard not to like Paul Rudd. The actor has an affable, everyman charm and a real gift for comedy that comes through in almost every role he plays, even when the source material isn't particularly inspired. Rudd's new film, Our Idiot Brother — in which he plays the titular dumb sibling — is not a particularly inspired piece of filmmaking, but it nevertheless manages to coast by on good intentions and happy accidents much like its central character.
