Category: Movie Reviews

If the narrative doesn’t get you down, then maybe the dialogue will.

While “The Choral” may be riddled with a few too many false notes for comfort, the purity of its song and message make it a hard tune to disregard. 

While all the actors are doing the, uh, best they can with the film’s limp script, its aim remains muddled.

The dialogue is terrible, and the acting is worse, despite everyone’s delusions of creating great entertainment.  

“David” has the highly detailed, brightly colored and screen-popping visuals of a DreamWorks or Disney film.

“Cover-Up” reveals, in the behavioral sense, the obsessiveness that makes an investigative journalist.

Little more than a rambling, undisciplined clip show that misfires as both history and entertainment.

It’s an anthology that masquerades as collage, and can be easily enjoyed as either.

A film so attentive to fluctuations in the characters’ emotions that watching them exist is exciting.

This movie is a classic of silliness—no ifs, ands, or butts.