What better way to end the year than with a tender love story, bone-dry humor, and the hardships of the proletariat in the eternal nights of Finland?
What better way to end the year than with a tender love story, bone-dry humor, and the hardships of the proletariat in the eternal nights of Finland?
Past Lives is the Brief Encounter for our era, a masterpiece of wounded romance.
While visually as stunning as any other Ghibli, Miyazaki’s latest lacks depth in its story and characters.
Scorsese’s harrowing denunciation of the crimes against the Osage tells a powerful story through a too narrow perspective.
Sometimes it feels like a movie could be so much more, such potential for a deeper story. I’m not sure this is one of those; sometimes there’s just nothing there.
Eh, it could be worse, I guess.
Koreeda populates this heartrending story with fiery characters, brought to life by incredible actors.
A fun concept thriller that might have worked better as a short feature.
A Haunting in Venice doesn’t reinvent the genre nor perfect the distillation of it, but it remains a serviceable entry.
A hurricane of lust, betrayal, confrontations and reconciliations.