Category: Movie Reviews

This “Lord of the Flies” reminds us that perhaps there isn’t that much difference between beasts and little boys after all.

A movie that seems to have been made to entertain children without disturbing them, which surely wasn’t George Orwell’s point.

The personal and the political intertwine in this moving, fantastic series.

A psychological journey about connection, regret, memory, and meaning.

A loping, but urgent work about Argentina’s checkered colonial history

Prefers to spend two hours rehashing elements that even newbies to shark-based cinema will find devoid of any real inspiration.

A melodrama, and damned proud to be one.

RZA’s latest could have been stronger and probably a lot darker.

What it lacks in narrative originality, it makes up for through a game voice cast, a wonderfully realized world, and a surprisingly dark spin

A disjointed collection of serviceable yet forgettable scenes.