Category Archives: Entropy

After half a decade of self-ostracizing and controversy, there is still no one who can carry a film quite like Tom Cruise. His new film, Edge of Tomorrow, is based heavily on the Japanese light novel All You Need is … Continue reading →

The Fault in Our Stars seemed pretty much doomed from the start. Bearing that in mind, it’s a remarkably enjoyable movie. Based on the 2012 book which was a smash hit with critics, audiences and publishers, the film follows narrator … Continue reading →

A Million Ways to Die in the West is a vanity piece, and that’s being counted against it and I don’t know why. Pretty much everything Quentin Tarantino has ever made could be considered a vanity piece to some degree. … Continue reading →

UPDATE: Apparently, according to folklore, iron forged over a cold anvil is said to be able to ward off fairies. It doesn’t change the assessment that this particular plot point was explained poorly and applied inconsistently or that the film … Continue reading →

As Wolverine (Hugh Jackman) goes back in time from 2023 to 1973, Bryan Singer takes the audience back in time from 2014 to 2003 — a time when comic book movies were strange, unique affairs that were always successful and … Continue reading →