Warning: SPOILERS are ahead for The Life of Chuck.

Going to the movies over the summer has to be my favorite time of the year to catch a new release. There’s just something ...

In a Stephen King story, adapted for film by Mike Flanagan, one man chooses his own destiny despite being haunted by death.

An undertaker (Carl Lumbly) whom Marty meets refers to Chuck as “the Oz of the Apocalypse.” Marty reconnects with his ex-wife ...

The Life of Chuck is a joyfully refreshing contrast to others of its ilk. It makes one want to actually embrace life instead of rolling their eyes at it. My rating: 9/10.

The ending of The Life of Chuck is actually the beginning, because the story is told in three acts, going backward in time. Act 2, which follows Chuck Krantz (Tom Hiddleston) spontaneously dancing ...

Mike Flanagan's new film The Life of Chuck is a metaphor. It's a fairy tale, adapted from a short story by Stephen King, told backwards. Explaining the ending means explaining the beginning.

In the first act of Flanagan’s movie — that’s Act 3 for those who need to be reminded that “Life of Chuck” is not your average narrative feature, OK! — the world is ending.

The Life of Chuck is requisitely affirming and heartwarming. But what makes it so infuriatingly, outrageously, quintessentially Stephen King is how this so closely follows the paint-by-numbers ...

Back to The Life of Chuck, this is one of the most magical and beautiful film experiences I have ever had the pleasure to see in a theater.Flanagan has shown flashes of his own softer side, such ...

In “The Life of Chuck,” the actor known for spontaneous eruptions of joyful movement, lets loose with a feast of footwork. Hiddleston with Annalise Basso in the dancing scene from “The Life of Chuck.” ...

"The Life of Chuck" is a three-act story, told in reverse, beginning with Act 3. In it, Chiwetel Ejiofor plays Marty Anderson, a high school teacher who is in the middle of class — his lesson is ...