Peppermint isn’t a very good movie ... in this case America’s sweetheart, Jennifer Garner. And they’ve surrounded her with prestige cable character actors like John Ortiz from Togetherness ...

Mediocre movies often appear and then disappear ... which it looks at with a despicably ignorant and contemptuous perspective. Jennifer Garner plays Riley North, an employee in a Los Angeles ...

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Jennifer Garner is out for justice in Peppermint. The 46-year-old actress stars in the new action movie about a mom who pits herself against a drug cartel after her family is murdered. When the ...

But “Peppermint” is in such a hurry to deliver ... of exactly how she prepared for that showdown. The formidable Jennifer Garner has already shouldered her fair share of badass characters ...

The Jennifer Garner action flick Peppermint wasn’t exactly a hit when it came out in 2018. The movie — which stars the Alias actor as a suburban mom turned vigilante — earned a dismal 12% ...

Jennifer Garner plays ... daughter and husband Jennifer Garner is kicking some serious butt in a PEOPLE exclusive featurette about the making of her new film, Peppermint. The star, 46, brings ...

“Alias,” the J.J. Abrams spy drama that made Jennifer Garner a household ... s about the only reason to see “Peppermint.” An oddly sweet title for a movie that drops more bodies than ...

Hollywood, please make Jennifer Garner the new Liam Neeson. Despite a name that seems to belong to a different, less interesting movie, “Peppermint” is exactly the kind of well-made, somewhat ...

The trailer for Peppermint knows exactly what it's doing. Jennifer Garner's character is shown ... you'll see that it has much more of a superhero movie vibe than a true story feel.

Jennifer Garner’s new revenge romp “Peppermint” did just that ... After watching the trailer, I was convinced this movie bought into the political rhetoric that conflates gang members ...

Well, that didn't go as planned. Jennifer Garner was encouraged by the studio behind her new film "Peppermint" to watch the movie with fans in a public theater, but in the end, the acclaimed ...