A landmark film that resolves the possible issues of the Holocaust subgenre.
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Strong characters and interesting themes, but the film tries to do too much.
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The most violent James Bond film yet, and a pretty good one.
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Baumbach's best film by a mile.
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Even gamers and action junkies would be better served popping in a Blu-ray of John Wick and skipping Hitman: Agent 47.
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Consider Dalton an injection of energy.
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Connery's return offers some pleasures, despite being somewhat superfluous.
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Possibly the worst superhero film ever made.
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Fun, but blandly on-brand.
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A dud that offers an interesting look at an alternate reality.
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Why should we care about a romance when worlds are colliding?
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An ode to the violence of naiveté.
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Roger Moore sadly goes out on a low note.
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Fatally attached to its protagonist's sour perspective.
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A most curious horror film.
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Despite a few dreadful missteps, still a rollicking adventure.
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A profound, melancholy depiction of adolescent self-loathing.
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As restrained as Roger Moore Bond films get.
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This maligned Roger Moore Bond film is equal parts silly and exciting.
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An intimate and passionate romance, with fascinating editing and camerawork.
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