With poorly shot action scenes, virtually zero character development, and no interest in indulging in its fantasy premise, Artemis Fowl is a total slog that will displease die-hard fans of the source material and newcomers alike.
In celebration of his 90th birthday, here is a look back at some of the best, most iconic, and ultimately most affecting works from Clint Eastwood
Although it’s ambitions crush its subtlety, Capone strips down its icon as it traverses the pains that the passages of time have to offer.
My Darling Vivian brings much-need attention to its subject, but fails to dive too far beyond the surface
As Al Pacino turns 80, we reflect on some of the icon's most notable roles from his 50+ year career.
Even as a lesser Pixar offering, Onward manages to rise above its peers with its commitment to poignant themes and mature stories.
Emma is a biting satire that borders on farce, matching impeccable timing with a comic sensibility that creates a sense of joyous wonder with a snarky wit underneath its candy-colored palette.
Smartly subverting the source material, The Invisible Man mostly dodges genre trappings and offers a powerful horror story for the modern world
