Don’t rent or buy this movie…because I said so!
Spider-Man 3 sees Spider-Man as a rock star who allows the public’s adulation of his heroism to go to his head.
Something of a step down for del Toro as a filmmaker and, lo and behold, he wins three Oscars.
From Patrick Wilson’s buttocks to the equally assy faces of the film’s gossipy stay-at-home moms.
This short but ambitious documentary provokes considerable thought from its subjects about the aesthetics and morality of image-making.
Tony Scott relocates our sense of real-world helplessness to realms of deluded fantasy.
Given its overwhelming density of execution, it’s strange that some have considered Lars von Trier’s new film a light-hearted experience.
I’ve seen porn with better dialogue and SNL sketches with less amateur production values.
From stage to film to DVD, will the Dreamgirls nightmare ever end?
Michael Bay tarnishes the memory of another horror classic with an unnecessary remake.
Graeme Obree is clearly a great man, but you wouldn’t know it from this uncomplicated evocation of his life and successes.
Ten Canoes is more homily than film, an educational exaltation of Australia’s Aboriginal past.
The film feels redundant of documentaries like Who Gets to Call It Art? that have been all the rage in the past few years.
The life and death of the first American soldier killed in Iraq complicates the ongoing debate on illegal immigration.
Waitress suggests an SNL alum’s reinterpretation of the TV show Alice.
Gracie’s only achievement is technical, yet it has nothing to do with creative merit.
Scott’s next project is a remake of The Warriors. By the time of its release, Walter Hill fans will wish they could fold back time and prevent its making.
The film’s overriding impression is that of being lectured on the morality and fakery of reality television by Simon Cowell…or a WWE wrestler.
Theoretically and visually, Equus is a dense monster of a play.
The most studied Best Picture nominee in ages, The Queen has been impeccably primped to neither offend nor elate no one.