The film is a mess of schlocky supernaturalism, uninspired East-meets-West adventure, insipid backstory, and random feats of dexterous human might
Send a Bullet artistically but vacuously traces the roots of a country’s violent state of affairs.
Charles Ferguson has designed No End in Sight to sink in.
Few critics appreciate, let alone care to understand, the horror genre, past or present.
Michael Moore’s new film is built around war stories of everyday Americans battling for humane health care treatment.
You will not see another film this year made with so little ambition.
Evening’s pseudo-intellectual tone hardly disguises its presumptions about female identity.
In Between Days is the most intriguingly circumscribed romance of the year.
For those who’ve doubted Christina Ricci’s talents, the film allows the actress to hock a fierce loogie in our faces.
Pascal Arnold and Jean-Marc Barr’s film cannot be appreciated without some measure of guilt.
Children and Republicans may benefit from its message, but Arctic Tale isn’t to be trusted.
Would that Mark Wahlberg’s Bob Lee Swagger took aim at the critic on the back of the DVD cover who praises the way the actor “hits the target.”
Joshua might have been delicious if it weren’t so blatantly hateful toward women, queers, and religion.
Bridge to Terabithia broaches the subject of death with more nuance than Bambi.
One whopping minute longer than the theatrical version hardly anyone saw, Dead Silence is still one of the worst horror films ever made.
Maybe the problem with John from Cincinnati is its miscalculated sense of center.
If they taught this film in schools, the class might be dubbed The Art of Boosting the Self and Ragging on Women Through Tired Aesthetics.
Nancy Drew is almost charming when she’s out snooping in the boonies, but she doesn’t make a whole lot of sense nosing around Hollywood wearing Bree Van De Kamp’s hand-me-downs.
The film bursts with clever rhymes, uncanny observations, and sincere judgments.
Bad Michael Winterbottom movies are not uncommon, but none have been as useless as A Mighty Heart.