It would certainly make sense to see Paul Greengrass among shoo-ins like Steve McQueen and Alfonso Cuarón.
These days, the X-Men saga seems like an interweaving, incestuous franchise bent on its own redemption.
Sadly, Halloween: H20 has nothing to do with water.
A choppy, feature-length progression of crude, predictable gags, it plays like a variety show, and yet its main attraction is barely funny enough to warrant his own brief sketch.
“Young and Beautiful” might be the very best thing to have emerged from Luhrmann’s epic undertaking.
Wes Anderson has become a master of the fetching teaser poster.
Nyong’o may be new to the U.S. screen, but she isn’t new to the industry.
The film is guilty of some of the same quick judgment it clearly doesn’t endorse.
This is a film that most would agree boasts a whole lot of locks and scant few question marks.
Not even when the doomed Juliet reaches for Romeo’s dagger do you feel a single vicarious pain in your gut.
Alexander Payne’s overview of America is extraordinarily, multifariously profound.
I’m so thankful I moved in time to take in the indelible shot of Sandra Bullock floating in an embryonic state.
Age makeup is often an easy target for criticism.
The ultimately forgettable Runner Runner is, for a gambling film, markedly risk-averse.
On the visual front, it seems highly unlikely that Bruno Delbonnel will be passed over in the Cinematography field.
The near-imperceptible finesse of Abby’s characterization reflects writer-director Stacie Passon’s effortless, interesting mix of richness and economy.
It works too hard to keep matters on an even, we’re-all-more-alike-than-different keel, which is just one part of its chief problem of forcefully conveying information and intent.
Poor Naomi Watts just can’t escape the big blue.
Baggage Claim basically slits its own throat by rendering its entire conceit moot before even getting things rolling.
Both keenly calculated and flowing with offbeat, naturalistic detail, Hanif Kureishi’s jewel of a script reflects his sensibilities as a playwright.