Only the Brave is just more proof that Hollywood will always find itself in weird positions with movies that are supposedly “based” on true stories. We should know by now that we shouldn’t take that to mean what we’re watching is accurate, but some people understandably assume that what they’re getting is authentic to a large extent. I guess it …

13 Hours may just be Michael Bay’s best recent film, but considering Bay’s track record this is not high praise. The film is functional and clearly designed to pick at our nation’s the still-fresh scars from the attack on our embassy in Benghazi, but overall it lacks heart and cohesive visual storytelling. The film focuses on a group of private …

Basing a movie on a singular event is risky to try when attempting to actually entertain an audience. There’s usually too much talking and time-wasting before we finally get to the only thing that we are really even watching for. That was my primary reason of concern before I saw The Walk since it looked to have all the trappings …