Doug Liman directs Jake Gyllenhaal in this mirthless unnecessary reimagining of the 1989 Swayze classic.
By Erik Nielsen
An affluent couple plot an audacious diamond heist in the Covid movie absolutely no one needed.
By Beth Webb
Doug Liman’s film exists as a perfect time capsule of youth at the end of a decade.
Doug Liman returns with a war-based theatrical three-hander about an injured US soldier being tormented by an Iraqi sharpshooter.
Doug Liman’s latest plays the slick, sliver-tongued chancer story for laughs.
This tricksy, time-looping caper acts as a telling metaphor for the repeated resurgence of its leading man, Tom Cruise.
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