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Check out these must-watch action flicks. Credit: Village Roadshow Pictures Updated July 28, 2021 Recommendations are independently chosen by Reviewed’s editors. Purchases you make through our links may earn us a commission. The action film occupies an interesting place at the movies, holding hands with the spy film, the martial-arts picture, the Western, the monster movie, and even science fiction. Where once there were innumerable movies about cowboys and samurai wandering into a small, lawless village to dole out justice, today we tend to think of action film...

The final entry of a five-part essay examining the making of Michael Almereyda's NADJA and the author's personal connection with that film.

Just a few months after landing  Christopher Robin‘s Marc Forster to helm the film, Lionsgate’s  White Bird: A Wonder Story has begun building its cast as Oscar winner Helen Mirren ( Hobbs & Shaw) has signed on to join the cast. Based on Palacio’s 2019 graphic novel, the story centers on Julian Albans, the 11-year-old bully who left Beecher Prep, who is still waiting for the insight of how kindness has the power to save lives when he is visited by his Grandmère from Paris and is transformed by her remarkable story of compassion and courage. Grandmère’s fairy-tale life before the ...

Skip to main content Currently Reading 'The United States vs. Billie Holiday' Review: Scattered but Scorching, and a Must-See for Andra Day's Performance Lee Daniels' biopic showcases Billie Holiday as a searing political artist, persecuted for singing "Strange Fruit." Owen Gleiberman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Director: Lee Daniels With: Andra Day, Trevante Rhodes, Garrett Hedlund, Leslie Jordan, Miss Lawrence, Adriane Lenox, Rob Morgan, Natasha Lyonne, Da’vine Joy Randolph, Tone Bell, Evan Ross, Tyler James Williams, Blake DeLong, Dana Gourrier, Melvin Gregg. The gifted and mercur...

Giddy diva worship. TWITTER 2/26/2021 Andra Day burns up the screen in her first leading role in Lee Daniels' bio-drama chronicling the FBI's unabated persecution of the immortal jazz singer. In an uncanny instance of art mirroring life, two major Hollywood movies will premiere just weeks apart, both of which depict relentless campaigns by American government intelligence agencies to silence influential Black voices. They follow closely after an impeachment trial in which the majority of GOP senators showed their complicity in violence from white supremacist groups by voting to acquit the Ins...