Tagged: Hugh Jackman

An exceptional film that’s equally stunning as it shows the real heroes behind the circus magic.

A first-rate cast, decent story, and real character development is overshadowed by excessive violence and gore.

Jackman and Egerton lead a triumphant and crowd-pleasing film that will keep you cheering until the exciting and suspenseful finale.

Despite the successful technical aspects, Joe Wright’s Peter Pan prequel is unfocused, badly characterized, and heavy-handed.

Damon Gameau’s Sugar Film may be yet another anti-sugar documentary, but it’s an accessible and entertaining one.

While the film is exactly what it was advertised as being, that doesn’t change the fact that it’s a God-awful, no good, vile, revolting, sophomoric, despicable, inexcusable pile of garbage.

The film adaptation of the smash-hit musical follows in the healthiest traditions of most big-budget movie musicals, in which the best and brightest talents are gathered to ensure the best possible viewing experience.

One of the best recent 3D animated films made with entire families in mind rather than just young children; it wants to thrill just as much as it wants to warm your heart.

Plays like a satire in search of something to satirize; has moments of effectiveness, but it doesn’t really go anywhere and isn’t really about anything.

An odd pairing of the spectacle of Transformers with the heart of Rocky that works, creating a fun movie the whole family can enjoy.