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'Reacher' blows up Lee Child's character to 'full size' for the smaller screen
"Reacher" is a simple creature, establishing one clear point of demarcation from Tom Cruise's "Jack Reacher" movies: Like the character in Lee Child's books (and unlike Cruise), this dude is really, really big. And in case you somehow didn't notice, that point is overtly made over and over, which naturally doesn't stop misguided thugs from testing their luck against him.
Fantasia Taylor and Danielle Brooks to star in new 'The Color Purple' musical movie
Sarah Jessica Parker wouldn't be okay with Kim Cattrall rejoining 'Sex and the City' franchise
Nick Cannon apologizes for announcing a new baby two months after his son's death
Candace Cameron Bure's final texts with Bob Saget featured 'a little tiff' and a lot of love
X-Men star James McAvoy confirms he secretly married American girlfriend Lisa Liberati
'The Tinder Swindler' is the kind of true crime that mostly just steals your time
"The Tinder Swindler" has the feel of those documentaries that Investigation Discovery seems to churn out at a breakneck pace, only it's getting additional traction thanks to a platform on Netflix. Combining the qualities of a Lifetime movie with a catchy title, the marketable elements scarcely mask that the story is actually kind of a bore.
'Murderville' should have been an 'SNL' sketch, not a series
The playful idea trumps the hit-miss execution in "Murderville," a semi-improvised comedy/murder-mystery that's every bit as odd and messy as that sounds. Will Arnett is the constant in this US version of a British format, which, in terms of the material's weightiness, occupies that vague space between a good "SNL" sketch and, when prolonged, a so-so series.
'Moonfall' knocks the disaster epic on an orbit into the ridiculous
"Moonfall" follows a familiar orbit into the ridiculous, as director Roland Emmerich's latest disaster epic is loud, fast-paced and untethered by logic, as well as gravity. While some might find it possible to have fun by surrendering to the silliness, this bad moon doesn't quite rise even to the level of a guilty pleasure.
Susan Sarandon facing backlash for "mocking heroes" in anti-cop Twitter post
Cheslie Kryst's mother says she hid 'high functioning depression'
Channing Tatum says he's 'traumatized' and can't watch Marvel superhero movies
Helen McCrory was 'beating heart' of 'Peaky Blinders,' says Cillian Murphy
Rudy Giuliani unmasked on 'The Masked Singer' prompts judges to walk out
Rihanna shares a new baby bump photo on Instagram
Four arrested in connection to overdose death of actor Michael K. Williams
'Abbott Elementary' has teachers laughing -- and relating
Leaving Spotify isn't possible for every artist, says Rosanne Cash
Neil Young and Joni Mitchell's decision to pull their music from Spotify after podcaster Joe Rogan spread Covid-19 misinformation on the platform has been largely met with support from fellow artists. But it's not as easy for other stars, even those who've been in the music business for decades, to follow suit.
Former Playboy employees and Playmates defend Hugh Hefner amid 'Secrets of Playboy' series
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