Be Cool is the most ironically named movie since What’s the Worst That Could Happen? Crass commercialism rarely exhibits any sign of the finesse, reserve, or hip theatricality inherent to modern ...

Sanjin, the little brother of Yiwu-based businessman Chen, ventures to Southeast Asia to expand his business and prove his mettle. Just as he strikes a deal with a television station, his business is ...

As the heist plays out to muffled screams and gunshots, Elgort readies himself, adjusting the manual gearbox (cooler than an automatic) taking off the manual handbrake (cooler than a modern electric ...

It’s understandable, even thematically fitting, that the new Netflix teen comedy Incoming looks up to Superbad like a younger brother idolizing his cool older siblings. Superbad may not itself ...

It's hard to figure out who's jerking whose chain in this Get Shorty follow-up: Even in the opening sequence, John Travolta, reprising his role as mobster-turned-mogul Chili Palmer, wisecracks ...

The result is a movie that doesn't so much have a narrative arc as a lazy, time-consuming squiggle. But annoying though that is, it's not even the worst thing about Be Cool.

Steve McQueen earned his status as Hollywood's undisputed "King of Cool" through countless roles as suave, charismatic, and uncompromising characters.

A hapless comedy that already seems about ten years out of date, Be Cool is a curious failure. John Travolta—reprising the hood turned Hollywood player Chili Palmer role he played in 1995’s ...

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