Category: Movie Reviews

An engrossing watch, even if the emotional edges feel too uneven.

Only Cage’s most diehard cultists will want to go to bat for this performance, and they could easily struggle to accentuate the positive.

I flashed on “The Straight Story” as I watched “They May Face the Rising Sun”.

Nabulsi’s film touches the heart but loses grip on the mind as it journeys to juggle more subplots than its hands can handle.

“G20” feels separate from its time yet painfully indicative of it.

The lack of personality forces the viewer to consider the plot, which is a load of utter nonsense.

This brisk 80-minute documentary is a wall-to-wall commemoration of a genre by the people who love it the most. 

“William Tell” is stuck in multiple in-between phases, and filmmaking modes.

Accomplishes most of what it sets out to do, even if its ambitions are as low as the over-ripe fruit that its filmmakers leisurely swipe at. 

It is enormously satisfying watching Nazis get their asses kicked.