Category: Movie Reviews

In all its genre‑bending, demon‑slaying glory, it does a fine job as a fun genre K‑drama.

Virtually everything about “The Hawk” reminds us of better golf movies and TV series.

A mighty epic with a view of human nature more sophisticated than most movies of its type.

Luck only gets you so far.

A documentary about acclaimed and beloved American poet Mary Oliver, with testimonials and filmmaking as eloquent as her best work.

It has an appealing Jewish neshama (soul) that peeks out from under the surface of an uneven but often funny story.

No matter how hard McElwee looks through the camera, the answer simply isn’t there.       

Plays like a well-crafted, B-movie version of Scorsese.

“Mockbuster” captures how even a dream job takes actual work.

A thin but dazzling exercise in Neo-noir style, with knockout lead performances