Hobo With a Shotgun
Its authenticity is both its greatest strength and its greatest weakness.
Action
One Battle After Another
With One Battle After Another, Paul Thomas Anderson masterfully threads the needle on a hyper-political film in this highly contentious era of American politics that manages to furiously punch in all directions, refrain from devolving into soapboxing, and above all, remain eminently entertaining.
Batman: The Movie
Adam West knows how silly his lines and actions are, and refrains from phoning them in or taking them too seriously.
RoboCop
RoboCop is of a rare breed, offering something to chew on for the popcorn crowd, the social philosophers, and the cyberpunks alike.
Gun
It’s underwhelming in the quantity and variety of its content, but the quality of what is has to offer is pretty good.
Crackdown
It’s a great game in its down right, and scores incredibly high on the “mindless fun” scale.
Armageddon
It is certainly not something a fact checker or film snob would cherish, but for a straight up action film it works all right.
The Matrix Revolutions
Gone is the carefully considered philosophical nuance; gone is the thematic depth; gone is any real attempt at character development.