Category: Movie Reviews

“The Fishbowl” is a meditative movie that locates resonance in its symbolism.

Perry feigns engagement with serious themes, such as racial profiling, media manipulation, domestic violence, and policing, but uses them as if they are Play-Doh.

It’ll make you see the world with fresh eyes, and probably wonder why there isn’t more art in it.

“Revelations” is a ponderous picture lacking narrative momentum.

There are unique facets to “Magazine Dreams” that make it genuinely disturbing, and sometimes revelatory.

The evolving connection between the spiky Olsen and the confounding Vikander is especially fascinating.

A wryly amusing French neo-noir about obvious, slippery people.

“The Alto Knights” plays less like an ode to a genre than a wheezing retread.

“Being Maria” vibrates with sympathy and loss.

“Locked” starts promisingly, and then almost refuses to really go anywhere.