Aronofsky has always been an actor’s director, and even though he’s playing in the pulp sandbox with “Caught Stealing,” he lets Butler shine.
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Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Colman are excellent trading barbs, but that’s not enough to hold this one together.
It would be a delight to watch Margaret Qualley’s Honey O’Donahue solve any manner of mysteries. It’s a pity this one is so convoluted and nonsensical.
From the opening moments of “Highest 2 Lowest,” Spike Lee’s remix-as-remake of Akira Kurosawa’s 1963 film “High and Low,” you should know that the filmmaker is here primarily for a good time, and he’s asking us to play along.
The endlessly popular and sometimes just plain endless game figured into the war in several ways, according to a new book by Philip E. Orbanes.
While “Freaky Friday” is a love letter to moms and daughters who learn to walk in each other’s shoes, “Freakier” is a sister story, and what it means to fold new family members in with the old.
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