The Last Days on Mars

Mike D'Angelo

Robinsons go to style for action sequences is a frenetic whirlwind of quick cuts and random angles that makes Michael Bay look like Michael Powell. ( Read More )

Justin Chang

Yet while it earns high marks for Jon Hensons production design, this murkily derivative sci fi horror entry sets its sights disappointingly low in terms of story and ideas, leaving the viewers sense of awe unstirred as a solid cast, toplined by Liev Schreiber, trudges its way through what basically amounts to Red Planet of the Dead. ( Read More )

Stephanie Merry

There is much to be said about the utter ridiculousness of the villains in the movie, but it doesnt seem right to give too much away. ( Read More )

As the characters amiably shuffle their way through rote zombification, whats missing is a sense of peril on the way to the films intriguing finale. ( Read More )

Keith Uhlich

Once the undead start walking, however, the film loses some of its footing: Most of the bloodletting is staged with quick cut inelegance better suited to the hack horror production of your choosing, though theres still a potent air of hopelessness that lingers as the cast is winnowed away Ten Little Indiansstyle. ( Read More )