Writer-director Wai Ka-fai’s collaborations with Johnnie To stand out from To’s filmography.
Half of Food Inc.’s struggle to shake viewers out of their complaisance is won by a simple acknowledgment.
The identifying phrase “New Italian cinema” is synonymous with that type of socially realist bildungsroman for adults.
Nia Vardalos soldiers on with the painfully unfunny assumption that everyone wants to be Greek.
For once, bigger is better. And, in this case, oddly more personal.
Daniel Adams’s adaptation of Joseph Lincoln’s novel Cap’n Eri could just as easily be called Two Brides for Three Salty Seadogs.
It’s not easy living lives based on the clichés of Dawson’s Creek.
Reunion’s plot is what Stephen King’s It would have been if you replaced Pennywise for the characters’ egos.
The film’s argument is almost entirely based on the emotional resonance that its straight-laced reportage evokes, which is effectively zilch.