Brian Lukaszewicz

Taken by themselves, the adjectives I conjure up when I think back on Jupiter Ascending, the latest offering from the Wachowski brothers, seem more suited to a review of a …

Mortdecai, the latest star vehicle for Johnny Depp, has its charm. It’s quirky. It’s clever. There were certainly moments that had me smiling. Generally, that’s a good thing. But quirky …

American Sniper is gruesome, complex, and morally ambiguous. It’s disturbing in a way that’ll leave you uncomfortable, like you want to look away but can’t. In short, it’s a chilling …

Unbroken, based on the Lauren Hillenbrand biography of the same name, makes one thing abundantly clear: Louis Zamperini lived a fascinating life. There are details in his story that are …

Horrible Bosses was such a runaway success in 2011, I’m sure no one needed much arm twisting to okay the sequel. But even if it didn’t seem such a financial …

We’re at a point now where debating the merits of splitting a book into two parts for the movie has grown a tad stale. Yes, it’s happening a lot more …

Riggan Thomson (Michael Keaton) is an aging action star whose days in the limelight dwindled 20 years prior, when he left his starring role in the comic book franchise Birdman. …

Interstellar, directed by Christopher Nolan (helmer of the Batman trilogy and Inception for those of you who like to aggressively ignore all of the less pretty, non-acting types) is a …

For all the movie psychopaths that this Halloween season has brought us, let it be known that none are more creepy than Louis Bloom. Ever the entrepreneur, Nightcrawler is a …

For better or for worse, any film set in the combat of the Second World War is indelibly going to be held up next to Steven Spielberg’s Saving Private Ryan. …