The Nun is the fifth film in the series, the second spin-off film, and probably the movie with the least amount of narrative substance given its starting material.

With Octopussy and The Living Daylights, the short stories were more character pieces or investigative, with little action.

Dalton’s approach is similar to Daniel Craig’s in Casino Royale, a return to the origins.

Ms. Nichols' Uhura had left an indelible imprint on me too. She will always be the model for me of what we should be as women and as people.

The Meg has enough awareness, payoffs, and fun to stay afloat and be a better B-movie.

BlackkKlansman and Sorry to Bother You are each unique and fun but with larger messages to say about the black experience and other fissures within our volatile society.

People will enjoy the same story over and over, whatever the format. For horror and mystery, there’s a problem.

From Russia With Love isn’t quite yet the classic 007 movie. The seeds are there, though.

I suspect most people's first encounter with Kyōsōgiga is going to be much like mine: first you're confused and frustrated, then you're fascinated, and then finally you're even a little bit moved and awed.