Review: Replicas

Replicas’s slippery grasp of just how much of its main character’s research is scientifically possible defines much of the narrative.

Review: Entanglement

The protagonist doesn’t deserve our sympathy, in part for how noxiously the film has imagined the female characters who surround him.

Review: Joshy

The film feels most real, even at its most absurd, when focused on the idea of closure as a kind of fantasy.

Review: The Bronze

The prevailing attitude behind Bryan Buckley’s film can be boiled down to a simplistic idea: the cruder, the better.