Theatrical

... haunting, and it’s both subtle and intense. And it’s great.

A nimble, well-scripted crime drama set in Paris, what’s not to like?

… a great example of what family films should strive for, with plenty of childish silliness while still respecting its audience both young and old as it brings out the

… it’s hard to shake the feeling of emptiness that this flick leaves you with …

… one of those films that leaves you feeling quietly blown away.

… disposable and weightless film … an action sequence that doesn’t have a beginning, nor a coda. Once the massacre is over, it stops, leaving no room for any conclusive

… a big-screen showcase of everything that makes the core series so joyfully watchable.

… every narrative choice is banal and predictable by the genre and the filmmaker’s standards.

… like skimming the Michael Jackson wikipedia page at a Michael Jackson karaoke night.

… a beautiful love letter written with immense care and adoration.