MICHAEL BAY Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBB. Malta/Morocco/USA, 2016. Paramount Pictures, 3 Arts Entertainment, Bay Films, Dune Films, Latina Pictures. Screenplay by Chuck Hogan, based on the book by … Continue reading →
JOHN KRASINSKI Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBB.5. USA, 2018. Platinum Dunes, Sunday Night. Story by Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, Screenplay by Bryan Woods, Scott Beck, John Krasinski. Cinematography by Charlotte Bruus Christensen. Produced by … Continue reading →
KINKA USHER Bil’s rating (out of 5): BBB. USA, 1999. Universal Pictures, Golar Productions, Dark Horse Entertainment. Written by Neil Cuthbert, based on characters created by Bob Burden. Cinematography by Stephen H. Burum. Produced by Lawrence Gordon, … Continue reading →
BB (out of 5) A good soundtrack and excellent hair design will never hide the fact that this film is less scholarly than a Playmate of the Month video. For … Continue reading →
BB (out of 5) Family man Ryan Reynolds moves wife Melissa George and three stepkids into a giant mansion on Long Island that is only affordable to them because, a year … Continue reading →
BB.5 (out of 5) More junk madness as the famous eighties toys return for their second sequel to the 2007 hit film. Michael Bay is once again at the helm … Continue reading →
B.5 (out of 5) What should have been an even more exciting sequel to the rather formless original is just more of the same garbage, with a plot that piggybacks … Continue reading →
BB (out of 5) Loud, unabashed mess from Michael Bay that updates the 80s toy sensation to the new millenium. Shia LaBeouf is a high-school student who is trying to get … Continue reading →
BBB (out of 5) Imagine Blade Runner combined with Dirty Pretty Things and take away all the intelligence and sensitivity and you’ve got this fun, frothy action film by an … Continue reading →
BB (out of 5) Everything that was good about the original has been overdone to death in this extremely long sequel, an action film that just doesn’t know when to … Continue reading →
B (out of 5) Complete and utter bore that runs an excessive three hours and is rife with plastic dialogue, overly-photographed scenery and impossibly dull pacing. Ben Affleck (looking like … Continue reading →
BB (out of 5) When a giant asteroid heading straight towards Earth is discovered by scientists, the American government quickly puts together a drilling team to go up into outer … Continue reading →