All things considered, The Monuments Men is probably the most fun that can be had at the movies, for a World War II film — a refreshingly retro piece of cinema that eschews the typically sullen tones that color contemporary war films in favor of something a little more buoyant. Moviegoers in search of blood on the battlefield may be left wanting by the shortfall in action; but, otherwise, Clooney and company have done justice to the source material and created a rousing adventure that strikes the right balance between drama and comedy, pleasing on both fronts.
Looking back at the history and legacy of Street Fighter: The Movie, 30 years after it was released in theaters.
Don’t sit on a throne of lies for day 11 of Romancemas.
This past year delivered blockbuster entertainment, but we have a few requests for 2025 if jolly ol’ Saint Nick obliges.
