Surreally awful action spectacle which represents nothing more than the quickest route to a payday for everyone involved in its sorry creation.
By Anton Bitel
Rambo starts off breaking horses before breaking skulls in this strangely laconic revenge fantasy involving the Mexican cartels.
By Alex Hess
From the post-Vietnam counterculture to brash Reaganite muscle-flexing to Trumpian nationalism, cinema’s ultimate lone survivor has always held a mirror to US society.
He’ll play second banana to a female lead this update of the 1993 Sylvester Stallone vehicle.
The Gangster, The Cop, The Devil is coming to America.
A licensing deal with Millennium Films could lead to some odd tie-ins.
Michael B Jordan returns as Adonis Creed in this overly sentimental and uninspired rehash of Rocky IV.
By Jack Godwin
James Mangold’s 1997 crime drama saw the actor once again prove himself against the odds.
These famous movies weren’t made by who you think...
How a ’90s indie movie tried (and failed) to survive stolen golf clubs, an MMA pioneer, Mexican crocodiles and the Stallone brothers.
By Ashley Clark
A franchise is reborn in sensational fashion courtesy of director Ryan Coogler and star Michael B Jordan.
A cast of thousands coalesce for this jolly, bloodless third sortie by those irrepressible, elderly Expendables.
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