The Film Yap

Channing Tatum is an unexpected riot. The script has some fun, winking touches. The film is brazen, brash and blustery. Too bad it’s not more of a blast. Continue reading →

The Rock is back in all his glory in this brawny, uneven, ultimately brainless action flick. Continue reading →

“No Country for Old Men” — the chilling pitch-black flipside of the Coens’ “Raising Arizona” — continues Nick Rogers’ look at the 365 best films of 2000-2009. Continue reading →

“One Hundred Mornings” is an arresting, affecting film that doesn’t just go beyond its premise, it transcends it. Continue reading →

Who doesn’t remember Dolph Lundgren’s turn as Ivan Drago, the mountainous steroid-fueled Soviet killing machine that killed Rocky Balboa’s best friend in “Rocky IV”? Continue reading →