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Black Bag boasts a killer cast of trained killers.
My City Paper review of Black Bag, the second David Koepp-Steven Soderbergh collaboration this young year, is here. Good movie!
Wagner Moura and Brian Tyree-Henry in the Apple TV+ adaptation of Dennis Tafoya’s novel’s Dope Thief.
I was glad to join Aisha Harris and Cristina Escobar to talk about the new Apple TV+ adaptation of Dennis Tafoya’s crime novel Dope Thief.
An Archer misses the target. Shereen Ahmed and A.J. Shively in The Age of Innocence. (Daniel Rader)
Another Gilded Age, another pandemic. The time is right for another look at The Age of Innocence, more now than in 1993, when Martin Scorsese made his marvelous film of Edith Wharton’s 1920 novel. Turning in into a movie made sense. And putting it on stage? I can’t believe I’m saying this, but it might’ve worked better as a musical.
My full Washington Post review is here.
Joel Ashur and Sarin Monae West in Matthew Capodicasa’s The Scenarios. (Margot Schulman)
My review of The Scenarios, a compact and brilliant new play by Matthew Capodicasa, is in the Washington Post.
Mariah Robinson and Alan Ritchson, comrades in arms. (Jasper Savage / Amazon)
Reacher is back, and so are my Vulture recaps. Send me your synonyms for enormous; I’ve just about tapped out my thesaurus already.
No cherry blossom trees were harmed in the production of this major motion picture (Disney)
My apologies to Shira Haas and to Tim Blake Nelson, both of whom were cut for space my Washington City Paper review of the extremely busy, half-successful Captain America: Brave New World.
A bear in his natural habitat. (Sony)
My Washington Post review of the jungle-action three-quel Paddington in Peru is here.
Ke Huy Quan and Ariana DeBose play ex-lovers in “Love Hurts,” but their chemistry is not Gram-and-Emmylou grade.
The House that Wick Built is on shaky ground. My Washington Post review of the dismal action comedy Love Hurts is here.
