Weekend in Taipei crosses Ts and dots Is but not much more.

Is it blasphemy to suggest Gladiator II might be a smidge better than Gladiator, even without Russell Crowe?

Red One is four quadrant filmmaking that misses all of them most of the time.

Looking for a new career? Check out Cesium Fallout and consider the civil service.

Tom Hardy and Kelly Marcel give Venom a fitting if scattered send-off in Venom: The Last Dance. We think.

Go For Broke is basically Wolf Hiding Pt II.

The final 30 minutes of High Forces is bananas in a great way.

Fair warning: Joker: Folie à Deux isn't much of a musical. Or a movie.

Ryoo Seung-wan + Hwang Jung-min = Ka-ching! Or at least it should for I, the Executioner.

Stunt twins Albert and Herbert Leung travel back to the bad ol' days of Hong Kong action in Stuntman.

Holy crap, is this a good Transformers movie? Yup, Transformers One is a good Transformers movie

If you want to see Cate Blanchett suck for a change, check out Borderlands.

Another week another Korean political thriller that mines history. This week: hijacking thriller Hijack 1971.

Deadpool and Wolverine team up in Deadpool & Wolverine. The title says it all.

Project Silence features what could be actor Lee Sun-kyun’s last performance. That’s a shame.

It won’t make you forget Bill Paxton but Twisters gets the climate disaster job done.

Seriously, does Herman Yau sleep?

Actor-turned director Dev Patel proves he doesn’t really need to be Bond in Monkey Man – though he totally could.

In part one of Herman Yau Summer 2024, Crisis Negotiators won’t make you forget the original, but it’s still better than part two.

If they’re coming for me it could be with a walker if Bad Boys: Ride or Die is any indication.