There's a lot of fun to be had here, but this polished production --a heist flick masquerading as a vehicle of female power for a cast of classy and well-seasoned stars in he "Me Too" era-- eventually falters

Blanchett, one of my top three favorite actresses (Huppert, Swinton, and Blanchett are my holy trinity) shines and, though I rarely like Bullock (it's her actual movie choices more than her acting), she's a real treat here.

The script warps toward unnecessary…

Bravo! Pure, passionate, cinematic perfection. Luca Guadagnino, an existential romantic on par with Bertolucci and Sorrentino, has done it again! ❤️

"Call Me By Your Name" is something to behold. It affected me deeply. There's a rawness to it, and yet a profound lyricism. There's beauty in its introspective view of longing and observant search for affection, and still a ripe carnality to its depiction of the loss of sexual innocence. Multiple times throughout this beautiful affair, the movie took…

What made the first one fresh and hip feels like not much more than a retread here. Sure, there are some great meta moments and Reynolds' (practically winking) self-referential jokes are fun, but most of the set pieces fail to kindle. There's a Bond-like opening credit sequence with a slinky, dolled-up Celine Dion theme that's just about the most rousing thing in the whole flick. Director David Leitch, whose "Atomic Blonde" is a truly thrilling crowd-pleaser, provides ample standard action,…