It’s a film that inspires audio-visual overloaded. Pity that it gets a video transfer here that nearly inspires blindness.
Who would have thought that BVHE would do right by The Haunted Mansion but not Kill Bill: Vol. 1?
Leave it to the Farrelly brothers to make the most profound ode to brotherly love since the Taviani brothers equally naughty Padre Padrone.
In 13 Going on 30, women are allowed happiness, but only if they choose the right man.
Don’t miss the deleted scenes for further proof that Paris Hilton’s skankdom is a force to be reckoned with.
A disappointing DVD package and video transfer for one of the best films of 2003.
Since ABC never really pandered to urban crows, now little kids in the hood can have their own After School Special to make them vomit.
Alexandre Aja is so concerned with setting up a shot that he can scarcely be bothered to offer moral or emotional clarity.
The narrative is competent but Master and Commander looks and sounds unlike any film you’re likely to ever see.
The film is drawing dubious comparisons to Eraserhead and Edward Scissorhands, as if its air of weirdness could actually be called surreal.
Is Seeing Other People the pilot for a failed FOX sitcom spread out to an impossibly long 90 minutes for the big screen?
Cheaper by the Dozen? How about dime a dozen? I give Levy 10 more films before he makes a good one.
A Thousand Clouds of Peace doesn’t so much speak to our cultural consciousness as it bombasts adolescent fears of abandonment.
You won’t be able to take your eyes off Anne Reid, whose performance is a thing of rare beauty.
In essence, writer-director Edward Yang uses his aesthetic to bring into the light that which is dark.
Could it be, the Mulholland Drive of documentary films?
Carandiru is slim pickings compared to HBO’s prison drama Oz.
This is a year in the life of a little drama queen who just wants to make it to another.
‘Sherman’s March’ Review: A Brilliant Meditation on the Civil War’s Shaping of the South
Ross McElwee asks us to reconnect not only with each other but with our human spirit.
Here is a Harry Potter film where the filmmaker isn’t trying to fulfill a check-listed quota.