Action/Adventure

One of the year’s biggest and best films, finally delivering everything we expect from another addition to the J.R.R. Tolkien film legacy.

If you want intense, brutal, and practical action, Ronny Yu's story of the legendary Generals of the Yang Family is exactly what you’re looking for.

At 122 minutes, The Rooftop is way too long and a huge chore to sit through.

While not living up to the likes of the cinematic endeavors, at least the feature is better than most video babysitters.

Director Francis Lawrence has finally delivered the movie the first film tried so hard to be.

The original aspect ratio has been cropped, the 3D conversion doesn't impress, and Hayden Christensen is still boring.

Peter Jackson returns to Middle-earth with mixed results.

Packed with high-flying action — this is what I’ve come to expect from the genre.

This crowd-pleasing sequel boasts a bigger sense of fun and far better-staged action sequences than the original.

While it’s no Blazing Saddles, there are plenty of laughs and the film just leaves a big grin on your face.