Movie Reviews
The level of culture in the film offers the American moviegoer a rare refuge and respite.
The big question that hovers over Zodiac is not, Who's the Zodiac Killer? Nor is it, How did he elude capture? Nor, What ever became of him? None of the above. The big question is, …
There's no need to ask why a black man of that generation would not immediately call the police.
Jim Carrey's ability to "stretch" himself has proven to be strictly physical.
We can never really understand the man, but we can revel in him.
The touches of animation are too few to have been worth the bother.
It's a challenge to stay unspoiled after Children of Men and Letters from Iwo Jima on successive weeks. Many a week out of the year, Le Petit Lieutenant would doubtless be a sight for sore …
Del Toro never lets his special effects take over to the same extent as in his Hollywood movies.
The audience declared itself unwilling to follow this filmmaker down the path of anguish he has chosen to explore.
Movies reviewed this week: Dreamgirls, The Good German, We Are Marshall, The Painted Vail, The History Books, The Pursuit of Happyness, Eragon
Movies reviewed this week: Apocalypto, Blood Diamond, The Holiday, The Nativity Story
This is a type of science fiction generally restricted to the printed page.
The new Bond is not just another pretty face, in fact is a pretty craggy face.