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The long road between the small screen and the silver screen is littered with the corpses of wonderfully talented individuals who knew nothing but success when beamed into millions...
Aniston shows she's got chops, but 'Cake' is a movie starving for more.
Perhaps the most formulaic Marvel movie to date, though it ends on a high note.
One of this summer's most hyped films provides satisfying visuals and carnage amongst a familiar and formulaic structure.
Trey Edward Shults' directorial debut shows a filmmaker only interested in emotional intensity for its own sake.
Very rarely does a film start with so much promise and then go on to waste it all with just a few misguided steps. The new Spanish thriller from...
The Face of Love has a premise that would prove a challenging sell for any filmmaker. Annette Bening plays a widow named Nikki who, five years after the death...
In 1977, 27 year-old Robyn Davidson embarked on what would become a 9 month, 1,700 mile journey across the Australian deserts. She travelled from the town of Alice Springs...
Rupert Wyatt and Mark Wahlberg's 'The Gambler' is a bitter character portrait that's more shallow than its moody imagery and eloquent dialogue suggest.
Nerdy engineers looking for love do so in rather antiquated ways.
Sweet and simple, this rom-com thrives more in its tension than its harmony.
The sheer ambition on display in Third Person, from Crash writer-director Paul Haggis, is staggering and admirable without question. It’s actually a very, very rare thing to behold, with Haggis carefully...
Zhao Tao shines in this decades-spanning drama that ultimately falls victim to its own ambition.
When you’re a kid and your mother and father tuck you in for bed, you sometimes think there are monsters under your bed. This happened to me on many...
Chernobyl Diaries comes close to succeeding, but in the end it fails to deliver on a promising build up. When I saw the preview months ago I laughed off...
A post-apocalyptic Australian zombie tale with plenty of camp.
Solid lead performances and a riveting tale help prevent this historic heist flick from otherwise stealing your time.
A once-great comic looks to make a comeback while juggling romance and fatherhood in this enjoyable but uneven comedy.
Fantasy and reality blur on multiple levels in this uneven arthouse film posing as a documentary.
With with young actresses emerging as bankable leads in sci-fi and action pictures, taking a bit of the pie from their hulking male counterparts, casting the right actress in...
A story about a deaf Roma girl is part heartbreaking documentary, part fanciful musical with results somewhere in between.
The Kids Are All Right is a film about an unconventional family dealing with the struggles of marriage and raising children that any family can relate to. For better...
Pascal Laugier arrived on the horror scene in the same way an 18-wheeler ‘arrives’ through a brick wall when he released Martyrs in 2008. Part of the French new...
It's another Hugh Grant rom-com with almost no rom, and rather trite com.
The release of Margin Call was done at a perfect time, a time where Occupy Wall Street is currently going on in New York protesting the top 1% of...
Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy comes to a close with The Dark Knight Rises and if anything the series is done being nice. Long gone are the days when little...
All the uncomfortableness of today's tech savvy culture plays out honestly but uncomfortably in 'A Wonderful Cloud'.
The incestuous nature of today’s comedy scene can easily be shown with the cast of Hell Baby. The film is written and directed by Thomas Lennon and Robert Ben...
The third entry in the 'Hunger Games' series is the darkest yet, but sorely lacks purpose and feels like a placeholder to
A serviceable thrill machine that pays homage to the past and makes way for the future.
So Young Kim has placed a young child at the heart of the story for her second consecutive film. In her previous film (Treeless Mountain) two young South Korean...
A longer run-time would have better-served this decent drama that uses the historic, real-life exile of 130,000 people as its backdrop.
The legend of Philippe Petit loses its magic in Zemeckis' unbalanced retelling.
As a four-hour German epic depicting the lives of five friends before, during and after the Second World War, Generation War must be appreciated as an ambitious enterprise. Compared by...
Believe Me marks director Will Bakke’s first foray into fiction film after two documentaries, One Nation Under God and Beware of the Christians. Both of these films attempted to...
Peter Jackson's Middle Earth hexalogy ends with a mildly entertaining, mindless battle royale.
'Below Dreams' shows promise but fails to invoke an emotional response or provide insight on poverty in New Orleans.
A mother-son dynamic is explored in this vaguely fantastical but ultimately hole-riddled film.
Advice: sometimes going into a film knowing almost nothing about it is NOT the way to go. After having only seen the trailer to The Grand Seduction, I made...
James Ward Byrkit’s resume doesn’t do much to explain his first feature. With a smattering of shorts, video game writing, and storyboard artistry as his only experience, it’s understandable...
