The story, while based on an actual 8th-century prophet, functions metaphorically as a picture of God’s grace toward a sinful, wayward people

In a bit of Coen-esque mischief, there is nary a Scottish actor among the principals

“It’s definitely pop, and I love pop. But I also am trying to challenge myself in terms of what that label might mean for the music I make.”

Decades have passed since Neo and his love Trinity made the ultimate sacrifice to save the good people of Zion

The only reason to see this fiasco is for the all-female cast

There’s a battle brewing, and it’s being fought by streaming services, cable TV, and Primetime television. If you’re too weak to resist, UnBinged is here to help, telling you what to hate, what to love and what to love to hate.

The Iranian director puts us into an iron maiden of deception

Scenes are tossed together like discarded laundry, without a thought to creating any momentum or emotional gravitas for the main character

Kubrick’s Strangelove is a clear influence on McKay’s comedy, offering a dose of gallows humor, political caricature, and government hypocrisy

Bradley Cooper delivers a blistering performance as Stanton Carlisle, a desperate loner hiding from his past