A conjuring of bland music, aggressively vacuous lyrics, paper-thin characters and a criminal sidetracking of Nicole Kidman.
A conjuring of bland music, aggressively vacuous lyrics, paper-thin characters and a criminal sidetracking of Nicole Kidman.
Fun, heartwarming, and VERY smartly dressed, Happiest Season is the perfect holiday movie for this gray winter.
Gripping from beginning to end, a powerful and emotional exploration of the loss of hearing.
David Fincher’s latest is a technically superb, emotionally cold deep dive into the weeds of Hollywood history.
A bitter -but no less astute- observation of a family in crisis.
A jumbled mess of cliches and melodrama, painted only in the broadest of strokes.
Starts out as a delightful quirky comedy, and while fun, it loses steam towards the end.
Although not groundbreaking, The Life Ahead is a thoughtful drama, with a powerful and dignified performance by Sophia Loren.
François Ozon combines summer romance, teenage love story and coming of age in this beautiful film.
There are scenes here that work well separately, but as a whole The King of Staten Island is a character study about a character that isn’t all that interesting to study.