Exodus: Gods and Kings
Jerrod Kingery
“You’ll be exhausted after meandering through a snazzed-up version of a story you’ve seen before.”
“You’ll be exhausted after meandering through a snazzed-up version of a story you’ve seen before.”
“Most fun when Rock gets to let loose, be himself and parade out his cavalcade of comedian friends.”
“Emotionally disturbing…Kent creates such a natural and menacing tone throughout the film.”
“A fascinating collection of footage that feels essential, regardless of where you lie on the issue.”
“With John Malkovich’s voice work and our arctic heroes leading the way, it’s harmless fun.”
“Has no real reason to exist and is less funny and inferior in every way to its predecessor.”
“A low-key western with a mildly cantankerous performance from Tommy Lee Jones.”
“Ventures into some incredibly dark yet intriguing places.”
“Redmayne lends himself entirely to capturing every uncomfortable nuance of Hawking’s being.”
“A series of brutally humorless puns and easy jokes at the expense of messing up turns of phrases.”
“Features a pair of opposing characters moviegoers won’t be able to shift their eyes from.”
“Even the most faithful Christians will have to recognize how agonizingly padded this movie is.”