The Film Yap

Although it runs over a few cobblestone potholes, this ‘Game’ is afoot and affecting thanks to rougher narrative choices and taking crucial chances that pay off. Continue reading →

Jesse Eisenberg and Aziz Ansari headline a comedy that can’t quite deliver on the goods. Continue reading →

A sensationalized look back at Uday Hussein, who lived a life as interesting as it was vile. Gorehounds, watch out for this one! Continue reading →

If “300″ were directed by Lady Gaga, “Immortals” would be the love child. Continue reading →

Victoria and Austin return to talk about the cleverness of powers, strength of family and the problems that face the superhero genre. Continue reading →

Michael Bay has one extreme, octane-fueled talent for blowing stuff up, and “Transformers: Dark of the Moon” is a prime example. Continue reading →

A dizzying display of humor, action and Chinese rap battles. Continue reading →

This meathead version of “Ronin” is clotted with complicated plot threads, but it’s all cover for several cock-punching throwdowns. That’s not necessarily bad. Continue reading →

Nick went in with no preconceived notions about Taylor Lautner. He wasn’t the only blank slate. He was just the only one not feebly trying to carry a movie. Continue reading →

50 Cent is surprisingly not the weak link in this modern-day heist film. Continue reading →