The Great Wall Release Date

Chinese/American co-produced action-fantasy "The Great Wall" doesn't feel like a McDonald's-ified version of a Chinese film.

The Great Wall is a stupidly awesome eyeful.

And a spectacle it is, which is what makes The Great Wall’s more problematic elements disheartening.

The Great Wall looks like it could be a really amazing video game.

Maybe this’ll teach us not to judge a movie by its marketing campaign.

This is an often beautiful film, unmistakably the work of a great director but also a clearly compromised one.

This silly adventure is best enjoyed as a creature-feature for eight-year-olds of all ages.

Serial “white savior” offender Edward Zwick was originally slated to direct before production stalled, and this would’ve been right in his wheelhouse, along with”The Last Samura...

Zhang Yimou’s artful flourishes are the highlights of this US-Chinese blockbuster, a monster movie with a muddled message – but plenty of sweeping swordplay.

The Great Wall is long, but “The Great Wall” is short. It may be a second-rate “Lord of the Rings,” but at least it doesn’t overstay its welcome.

The Great Wall is like the disaster of 47 Ronin all over again, except the action is a bit more fantastically barbaric and Damon isn't all that bad himself.

Matt Damon doesn't save China in this capably directed but generic fantasy spectacle extolling Chinese culture and military excellence.

In medieval China, mercenary soldier William (Matt Damon) runs into an enormous army charged with defending the Great Wall Of China from marauding monsters. He ends up getting i...

The Great Wall flirts with romance and bleats out a little propagandistic blather about the benefits of bilateral action, but the focus throughout remains on multitudes of shift...

If you’ve ever longed to watch Matt Damon, dressed in vaguely medieval fantasy warrior gear, sling arrows at ravenous green beasties with eyeballs set in their shoulder bones, t...

Matt Damon teams up with Chinese A-listers to battle monsters in Zhang Yimou's first English-language feature.

The Great Wall would probably be a lot more culturally offensive if it wasn’t such a complete trainwreck.

'Bourne' star and an international cast take on giant 12th-century beasties in D.O.A. action-adventure.

The Great Wall hits a brick wall.

Watching it feels like repeatedly banging your head against one.