Review Reviews

With excellent performances and a fine directing touch, 'Sweet Bean' is a film worth finding and savoring.

As much as we cannot tell where the film is going, we cannot tell if it is going anywhere at all, or if it even needs to be.

Philosophy, faith, and family collide with the Catholic church in this scattered, disappointing comedy.

Suspicion wreaks havoc on a woman's psyche in Asghar Farhadi's wonderful drama.

Trey Edward Shults' directorial debut shows a filmmaker only interested in emotional intensity for its own sake.

Self-absorbed socialites pretend to have deep thoughts in this aimless psychodrama.

A sharp looking dark comedy showcasing a technological future filled with people we already know and hate.

Another listless collection of cosmic confessionals from Malick. Enough's enough.

A late-bloomer romance with tremendous comedic and emotional range.

Acclaimed Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul's latest film is a mystifying and wondrous experience.

Kelly Reichardt's debut film, now re-released, is a definite building block for the auteur and an entertaining entry into 90s indie film.

Follows not one of its predecessor's footsteps, to great success. A high-intensity, streamlined, claustrophobic thriller.

Speed Sisters is everything we would enjoy in a fast-paced racing film, with the edge of a realistic political commentary and the introspection of a personal adventure.

An almost insensitive America-beats-all action flick.