Chris Nashawaty
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Past articles by Chris:
The 12 best Bond movie moments
From dramatic missions to emotional, gut-punching scenes, here are the moments that made James Bond the coolest agent in MI6. → Read More
An Agent of Change: How each James Bond actor personified his era
Over the decades, James Bond has changed as much as his times and real-world events that informed them. → Read More
On Location: 'The Trip to Greece' Is a Guide to Country's Most Underrated Spots
Lifting the curtain on the destinations behind the season's most exciting new releases, we speak with ‘The Trip to Greece’ director Michael Winterbottom. → Read More
Jim Jarmusch's 'The Dead Don't Die' is a zom-com goof without a lot of bite: EW review
Jim Jarmusch's 'The Dead Don't Die' starring Adam Driver and Bill Murray mostly works as a low-stakes, low-key goof. → Read More
Secret Life of Pets 2 review: Kevin Hart, Tiffany Haddish sequel has some old dogs, no new tricks
Depending on how you feel about the Minions and their jibber-jabbering, bug-eyed brand of yellow-blob mayhem, the fact is that… → Read More
Godzilla King of the Monsters Review: The monster flick is radioactive alright
I was tempted to start this review with some long, thoughtful wind-up about how every generation gets the Godzilla movie… → Read More
Scott Adkins bruises his knuckles in the gritty action flick 'Avengement': EW review
British action star Scott Adkins brings gruff charisma to the revenge flick 'Avengement.' → Read More
Allison Williams' 'The Perfection' is a guilty pleasure that delivers the thrills: EW review
It was just two years ago that Allison Williams surprised fans of her HBO series Girls by playing a closet… → Read More
'Brightburn' imagines if a young Superman didn't come in peace: EW review
Director David Yarovesky's new movie 'Brightburn' puts a bad-seed twist on a familiar premise. → Read More
Disney's live-action remake of 'Aladdin' isn't a disaster, but...why?: EW review
A mere two months after Tim Burton’s utterly unnecessary Dumbo, Disney is back, praying that you’ve already forgotten about that… → Read More
In 'All Is True,' Kenneth Branagh stars in a biopic of Shakespeare's final years: EW review
Kenneth Branagh directs and stars in 'All Is True,' about the final years of Shakespeare's life. → Read More
All hail Keanu Reeves in the instant action classic 'John Wick 3': EW review
The third film in this unlikely, ultraviolent sleeper franchise starring Keanu Reeves is, hands down, the most giddily brutal and bananas film in the series to date. → Read More
Amy Poehler's 'Wine Country' could use more spritzer fizz: EW review
Former 'Saturday Night Live' stars Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Ana Gasteyer, Rachel Dratch, and Maya Rudolph reunite for the film. → Read More
Nicholas Hoult plays the man behind Middle Earth in 'Tolkien': EW Review
Literary biopics are always a dicey proposition. Even if you adore the subject's words on the page, it can be… → Read More
'Pokemon Detective Pikachu' is an exhausting gumball noir whose cuteness gets old fast: EW review
Sure to be a hit with the pint-sized set and in states where recreational marijuana use is legal, Pokemon Detective… → Read More
Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen mix raunch and romance in 'Long Shot': EW review
Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen star in the political campaign-set rom-com 'Long Shot.' Read EW's review. → Read More
Juliette Binoche hides secrets and sets off sparks in 'Non-Fiction': EW review
Dialing back the more enigmatic elements of his previous two films (Clouds of Sils Maria and Personal Shopper), Olivier Assayas’… → Read More
'Boyz N the Hood' director John Singleton: An appreciation
Appreciating the films of the legendary director John Singleton → Read More
Best and worst movies of Stephen King books: Pet Sematary, Carrie, more
See where Stephen King's books, including 'Pet Sematary,' 'Carrie,' 'The Shining,' and more, rank as movies. → Read More
Ralph Fiennes' Rudolf Nureyev biopic 'The White Crow' doesn't soar high enough: EW review
Ralph Fiennes directs and costars in the story of Russian ballet phenomenon Rudolf Nureyev. → Read More