Arthouse brute force.

Is he a ghost? If so, he's a damn tough one.

Point Blank's psychedelic and ethereal take on the neo-noir revenge flick is delicious.

The phenomenal editing and cinematography marry with marvelous sound design and color-coded costumes to create a sensory delight of mood and atmosphere wrapped around the fists and bullets.

Lee Marvin is perfect as Walker, and though his character is generally regarded as one-note and single-purposed, I think this is a veneer, albeit one…

This movie is a total mess.

The villain has no discernible motivation, barely any character, and basically just does whatever whenever.

Tony Stark is dealing with PTSD...right up until he just isn't.

There are themes about ISIS and how terrorists are often more harmful in their use by bad actors...right up until the terrorists aren't even real and those bad actors do their own thing without them.

This is more than two hours. Why?

Did we need five minutes of…