Reviews

Liberally adapting from Joe Dunthorne’s celebrated novel, British sitcom star Richard Ayoade graduates from television and music video work with his s...[Read More]

Getting fired from The Tonight Show is the best thing that has happened in Conan O’Brien’s career whether or not he acknowledges it. In being forced o...[Read More]

Of all the DC characters featured in movies, I’m very surprised that Jonah Hex got a movie adaptation before Green Lantern did especially given Green ...[Read More]

When certain films are released, mostly those of kid-centric variety, critics tend to forget that they’re not necessarily the film’s target audience. ...[Read More]

Beginners is a fantastic film that has the visual appeal of a big mainstream feature wrapped in a thoughtful, intricate, tiny package. It has been a w...[Read More]

At the stroke of midnight on a mysterious cobbled corner of Paris, self-described “Hollywood hack” screenwriter Gil (Owen Wilson) enters a phantom car...[Read More]

The X-Men franchise which, with the inclusion of X-Men: First Class, now boasts five films, started off well with Bryan Singer’s series-launching entr...[Read More]

When certain films are released, mostly those of kid-centric variety, critics tend to forget that they’re not necessarily the film’s target audience. ...[Read More]

Terrence Malick’s new drama, The Tree of Life, is reminiscent of his previous work, such as The Thin Red Line (1998), in that it is a film that focuse...[Read More]

Some college students filming a documentary on strange happenings in a wilderness have disappeared without a trace and their footage has been recovere...[Read More]

For this reviewer, The First Grader, produced by National Geographic Entertainment, promised to be a heartfelt story about overcoming many of the thin...[Read More]

In 2008, I saw Punisher: War Zone in the theaters. At first, I couldn’t quite tell what the tone of the movie was intended to be, and I wasn’t sure if...[Read More]