I Origins It's a movie about faith and science, but it can't get either right.
Jackson Cuidon | July 21, 2014
Sicario A remarkably morally dense and thrilling look at people, politics, and the power that controls the two.
Jackson Cuidon | September 19, 2015
2 Guns A huge, harmful, insidious, attractive lie.
Jackson Cuidon | August 5, 2013
Elysium Heroes like this one are unlikely and unlikable and just like us.
Jackson Cuidon | August 9, 2013
Five to Anticipate This Fall What are our critics watching this fall?
Brett McCracken, Kenneth R. Morefield, Jackson Cuidon, and Alissa Wilkinson | September 2, 2013
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 When it's good, it's very very good, and when it's bad it's perfunctory.
Jackson Cuidon | May 1, 2014
22 Jump Street The buddy comedy feels a bit recycled the second time around - and it knows it.
Jackson Cuidon | June 17, 2014
Big Hero 6 It's plenty of fun for kids, but it ends up being a good time without ever really being a good movie.
Jackson Cuidon | November 6, 2014
Bridge of Spies Spielberg and Hanks are captivating and likable, though the film still comes up a little empty.
Jackson Cuidon | October 15, 2015
The Fifth Estate The movie about Wikileaks is a mess, and a giant missed opportunity.
Jackson Cuidon | October 18, 2013
Free Birds A movie that's both distinctly American and a bit troubling.
Jackson Cuidon | November 7, 2013
The Lego Movie The rare (and wonderful) kids' movie that rewards those who come to it like children.
Jackson Cuidon | February 6, 2014
X-Men: Days of Future Past The latest installment's failure to actually focus on its characters is a giant, ironic misstep.
Jackson Cuidon | May 23, 2014
Jupiter Ascending An overstuffed response to the more fantastical instances of the Marvel franchise.
Jackson Cuidon | February 8, 2015
Insurgent It's fine to think you're the chosen one, but what if you never grow up?
Jackson Cuidon | March 20, 2015
