Category: Movie Reviews

The acting often outshines the merely competent direction, editing, and melodramatic writing.

A surprisingly beautiful and subtle tribute to the balancing act it takes to be a working artist.

There’s not much to “Mr. K” beyond its second-hand surrealism and strained counter-mythmaking.

“TRON: Ares” is spectacularly designed, swiftly paced, thoughtfully written, and directed within an inch of its neon-hued life.

As we learn more about three generations of Stillers, the film takes the shape of a family therapy session that just happens to be lovingly crafted into a feature documentary.

It’s connecting dots with crayons.

This movie reminds us there is just one way to separate truth from propaganda: learning.

This focus on what happens both inside and outside the prison walls makes “The Alabama Solution” transcend mere documentation.

By the end, Indy and this movie deserve a treat.

As gnarly as things get, Minghella and screenwriter Jack Stanley maintain a keen feeling for farce.