Tagged Nick Rogers

Nick looks at how 19 seconds of the "Solo" score trouble his mind.

Fleeting brilliance but anodyne, awards-friendly structure wins out.

A gritty little ditty that gets the job done.

Holds you in a thrall of wonder, wit, weirdness and woe.

Strong lead performances that deserve a better film.

Under these circumstances, you don’t fear the weeper.

Chris Evans will be fine post-MCU, but he can do better than "Munich" cosplay.

Your inoffensively competent French-thriller remake du jour.

Fine when its silliness approaches self-parody. Should've stayed that way.

Enjoyable and energetic but hardly essential.