There are times when you just need to take a step back and acknowledge that a paragon has been reached and there’s absolutely nothing you can contribute, no new perspective or trenchant insight you can add to what’s already been done that would move it even a nanometer closer to perfection. So it is with David Ehrlich’s review of “Bright” for Indiewire. The movie itself is terrible. Obtuse,…

Yet another director seemingly completing his comeback, “Split” sees M Night Shyamalan building on the momentum of “The Visit” and nearing a return to his best form as he once again explores the boundary between psychological fact and science fiction. When three young girls are kidnapped, it’s just the beginning of their nightmare. Their kidnapper is Dennis, one of 23 distinct personalities who…

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War is Hell. “Fury” is very clear on this point and it goes out of its way to show you just how raw and primal it can be in an attempt to be a significantfilm. Set during the final months of World War II in Europe, “Fury” follows the fortunes of a Sherman Tank crew led by gruff, battle-hardened Staff Sergeant Don Collier (Brad Pitt). With their bow gunner having been killed, Collier’s crew are…