Chris Nashawaty
Senior Writer, Entertainment Weekly and EW.com
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Is this finally Kevin Hart's moment? The high-pitched, high-strung comedian with the manic motormouth delivery has been killing…
It's easy to understand why comedians like Jim Carrey, Mike Myers, and Sacha Baron Cohen have flirted with…
''Scorsese has pulled off something tricky with Wolf: He's given us a thrilling cautionary tale about a guy who never for a second seems the slightest bit sorry for what he's done.''
Chris Nashawaty names his worst movie scene in 2013
Chris Nashawaty names his best movie scene in 2013
Anchorman 2 dutifully (sometimes hilariously) serves up those jokes even though we already know the punch lines.
We've all been there. You're having a conversation with someone when suddenly they become so engrossed in their…
There's something a little incestuous about a studio making a movie about one of its greatest box office…
Unflinching look at slavery, man lost at sea, an ace with cards...and EW critic's No. 1
Life is cheap in Braddock, Pa., a boarded-up rust-belt town of closing steel mills and busted dreams. The…
Kasi Lemmons' Black Nativity is a lot like a glazed holiday ham: sticky, sweet, and all too easy…
''It's impossible not to be moved by the brute force of Mandela the man's tragic life. But Mandela the movie is so hell-bent on delivering the whole story that it ends up biting off more than any two-and-a-half-hour movie could possibly chew.''
Capsule reviews of ''12 Years a Slave,'' ''Nebraska,'' and more
In Vince Vaughn's latest lowbrow, high-concept comedy, the fast-talking firecracker from Swingers and Wedding Crashers looks exhausted. You…
Steve Coogan can be a difficult actor to love. Sarcastic and arch, the British comic often goes down…
''Bruce Dern is remarkable from beginning to end. Like the pickled and cantankerous geezer Woody, he has finally stumbled onto a life-changing ticket of his own.'' B+
Capsule reviews of ''About Time,'' ''Ender's Game,'' and more
With his flashy Lycra uniform and blazing speed, Lance Armstrong was the sports world's equivalent of a superhero.…
''By the time the movie finally manages to get interesting, audiences may be too numb and their retinas too fried to win back. C+''
Capsule reviews of ''All Is Lost,'' ''Blue Is the Warmest Color,'' and more
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