Whether he’s saving the president (again and again in the Has Fallen series) or leading a shirtless Spartan army, Gerald Butler has established himself as a premier action star. He may not be a critical… Greenland: The BRWC Review
Ever since breaking out in 2014’s moody thriller Nightcrawler (his mumbling charm is one of the film’s unheralded strengths), Riz Ahmed’s profile continues to be on the rise. Along with being a sturdy supporting player,… Sound Of Metal: The BRWC Review
While the service boasts a treasure trove of beloved classics, Disney+ still searches for their original content identity. The platform’s debut year showcased a few highlights (Black is King and The LEGO Star Wars Holiday… Godmothered: The BRWC Review
Christmas’ jovial cheer is welcomed by most, but some seek a bit more ingenuity from their holiday offerings. Whether it’s the foul-mouthed tirades of Bad Santa or the macabre ruminations of Batman Returns, certain films… Fatman: Another Review
While their big-screen outings have stalled financially (the solid Late Night and Brittany Runs a Marathon couldn’t connect with audiences after sizable Sundance acquisitions), Amazon has established itself as a premier voice in auteur-driven cinema.… Uncle Frank: The BRWC Review