Overhyped Maleficent disappoints on nearly all fronts
There’s such a thing as too much PR. I don’t know about you, but when I can’t turn around without
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X-Men: Days of Future Past reboots history (and the franchise) with panache
As a committed fangirl of George R. R. Martin’s multi-volume Dark Ages fantasy saga A Song of Ice and Fire,
Godzilla is a visually & sonically impressive nostalgiafest for kaiju fans
It seems like contemporary Hollywood offers audiences at least two or three opportunities per month to witness major urban centers
John Turturro delivers a lovable, low-key Lothario in Fading Gigolo
If you didn’t know that Fading Gigolo was written and directed by its star, John Turturro, you’d probably think that
Only Lovers Left Alive is a wry, elegiac tale of vampires
These days, when one describes the work of an independent filmmaker, the term “quirky” is often among the first adjectives
Le Week-End is a deromanticized romantic comedy about marriage
Ah, Paris: the ultimate destination for a restorative second honeymoon or a charming romantic comedy. Le Week-End, the latest collaboration
Donald Rumsfeld in The Unknown Known
That guy with the strange movie idea was named Errol Morris, whose 1978 documentary about a California pet cemetery, Gates
The Lunchbox is a savory cinematic snack
When most people think of Bollywood, what come to mind are lavishly costumed fairytale melodramas stuffed with big musical production
Captain America loses some innocence but gains some coolness in new film
People who prefer Marvel to DC Comics generally express that preference in terms of the characters in the Marvel superhero
Infectious confection: Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel
[portfolio_slideshow id=10946] Films by Wes Anderson are such a challenge to describe to the uninitiated. At the same time