This historical drama is an interesting take on an important figure but clearly isn't for everyone.

Rush Hour marked Jackie Chan's first major crossover into Hollywood and with the help of the energetic Chris Tucker, it was big a hit. Does it hold up?

In celebration of Avengers: Endgame, we decided to take a look back at Age of Ultron and figure out why it clocked a 75% on Rotten Tomatoes. Or maybe it's just an excuse for us to watch a fun movie.

Baz Lurhmann's take on Romeo and Juliet is an interesting one if you're already a fan of the source material, otherwise, it just feels like Shakespeare with a racing stripe.

While Lucky Number Slevin has a strong cast with a quick wit to gallop through its runtime, it is ultimately hobbled by its weak script.

When a movie is so bad it's good, its flaws become its strengths. D-War just happens to be one of the best examples of that.

Hanna is an ambitiously flawed fairy tale, but compelling none the less.

A movie about time travel, friendship, and the power of filming on a $7000 budget.

This martial arts film has a lot of problems, but fighting is not one of them.

Does this cult classic stand the test of time or end up in the weeds?