Tag: ryanreynolds
DEADPOOL & WOLVERINE Review: Self-Awareness Doesn't Make the Multiverse Less Exhausting
Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman star in the latest Marvel movie, directed by Shawn Levy.
IF Review: John Krasinski's Muddled, Moving Fantasy-Drama
Ryan Reynolds stars in writer/director John Krasinski's latest film.
THE ADAM PROJECT Official Trailer Out Now!
A time-traveling pilot teams up with his younger self and his late father to come to terms with his past while saving the future. The new sci-fi adventure film, The Adam Project, from Ryan Reynolds and Free Guy director...
THE ADAM PROJECT: First Look at Ryan Reynolds' Sci-fi Flick, on Netflix March 11th
A time-traveling pilot teams up with his younger self and his late father to come to terms with his past while saving the future. Early this morning we got our first look at The Adam Project, the new sci-fi...
RED NOTICE: Official Teaser and New Images, Starring Dwayne Johnson, Gal Gadot and Ryan Reynolds
Here's the official teaser for Netflix's Red Notice, the next big and inevitable blockbuster for Netflix, starring the bankable talents of Dwayne Johnson, Ryan Reynolds and Gal Gadot. It all looks big and explodey with a lot of sweeping and swooping...
Review: FREE GUY, Video Game Madness Run Amuck
Ryan Reynolds, Jodie Comer, and Taika Waititi star in a comic action-adventure, directed by Shawn Levy.
Review: THE HITMAN'S WIFE'S BODYGUARD, An Incoherent, Unfunny Action-Comedy
If there was an Academy Award for Best Skincare Routine And/Or Genetics (All Ages Category), Salma Hayek undoubtedly would take the award going away. There isn't, unfortunately. Hayek, though, is practically flawless every time she makes a welcome appearance in...
Review: THE CROODS: A NEW AGE, Prehistoric Family Delivers Adventure-Comedy Treats
Living through a seemingly never-ending pandemic and self-quarantining/sheltering-at-home (for some, if unfortunately, not most) puts a premium on escapist pleasures, like an animated Nicolas Cage-headlining a long-delayed sequel, The Croods: A New Age. The first film, a DreamWorks Animation family-oriented...
Review: POKÉMON DETECTIVE PIKACHU, Big Budget Fan Service That Will Confound N00bz
I'm getting (slightly) too old for this shit. I graduated from high school in 1997, a few years before Poké-Mania swept North America and ultimately became one of Japan's most popular cultural exports. Pokémon, the brainchild of Tajiri Satoshi, in...
Review: ONCE UPON A DEADPOOL, Nothing New Under The Sun, But Still A Pinch Of Naughty-ish Fun
Today marks the cinema release of David Leitch's Once Upon a Deadpool, a PG-13 re-edit of the very R-rated Deadpool 2 from this past May. While it seems like an odd choice, there are actually a few compelling reasons to put this back...
Review: DEADPOOL 2, Satirical Lunacy Cranked To 11
Expectations were pretty low for Deadpool 2. What could have easily been conceived as a cash-cow on Marvel's part, merely another cog in the exhaustive line-up of films that have been and are to come, is instead a self contained...
DEADPOOL 2: The Final Trailer is Here and Peter Responded to the Ad
The final trailer for Deadpool 2 is here, ahead of its release on May 18th. Chock (Or is it cock? You'll see) full of sight gags and humor, there is also way more spectacle to the action this time around....
AnarchyVision: Jerry Lewis, LOGAN LUCKY, THE HITMAN'S BODYGUARD, INGRID GOES WEST and GOOD TIME
A brief look at the remarkable career of the legendary performer Jerry Lewis, as well as a slew of films to check out -- Logan Lucky, The Hitman's Bodyguard, Ingrid Goes West and Good Time. -- all in the latest...
Review: THE HITMAN'S BODYGUARD Shoots Wide of the Mark
Spoiler: Patrick Hughes' The Hitman's Bodyguard ends with a post-credits stinger in which Ryan Reynolds sits at a bar, waiting for his cue only to be put off by a five-minute church bell song, and ultimately ending with a half-funny...
AnarchyVision: LIFE, WILSON and Kristen Stewart in PERSONAL SHOPPER
This week's segment looks at the Spacephalopod romp Life, Woody Harellson's misanthropic turn in Wilson, and Kristen Stewart in the ghostly Personal Shopper....
The Many Faces Of Ryan Reynolds
Normally I use the quiz for an actor I really really like, so that would exclude Ryan Reynolds. Don't get me wrong, I don't hate the guy or anything, he just was never something I particularly looked forward to in...
Review: DEADPOOL, A Marvellous Meta Movie With A Mouth
Although it is cut from the same cloth as other superhero origin stories before it, both in the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) and X-Men world, Deadpool prefers its material vibrant, filled with polka dots and stained with blood. Ryan Reynolds plays...
Review: MISSISSIPPI GRIND Not A Bad Deal
According to an official description of the new drama Mississippi Grind, the film is intended to play as a textured human tale with grit, evoking everyone's favorite golden era of cinema, the 1970s. The description is not far off, as the...
DEADPOOL Red-Band Trailer: Dirty Talk And Bloody Bullet Holes
The first official red-band trailer for Deadpool delivers on its promise of an R-rated superhero. Ryan Reynolds stars as Wade Wilson, who gets a terminal diagnosis and receives comfort from the love of his life (Morena Baccarin) before Something Happens and...
MISSISSIPPI GRIND: Are You Ready To Gamble With Ryan Reynolds?
By this point of his career, Ryan Reynolds has established his screen persona: a good-looking smart aleck, the type of fella it's hard to take seriously in dramatic performances, where he tends to work far too hard to Look Real. In...
