César Chávez
“A fine tribute…but it is not something that will have a lasting effect…as other social-issue films.”
Enemy
“Demands viewers not to expect simple solutions for the puzzling scenarios presented onscreen.”
The Grand Budapest Hotel
“Continues to elevate Wes Anderson’s filmmaking charm and spark more artistic inspiration.”
Better Living Through Chemistry
“Few of the secondary characters give Sam Rockwell much support.”
Pompeii
“It’s probably time Anderson fully realized he’s one of the dullest tools in the shed.”
The Past
“For those who like a good mystery…Farhadi’s subtle narrative style is emotionally satisfying.”
Monuments Men
“Clooney’s cheeky ‘Ocean’s 11’-style approach wasn’t in the best interest of the narrative in the least bit.”
Labor Day
“An extreme disappointment. Ends up being a waste of a lot of great talent.”
Lone Survivor
“Overblown action sequences and ridiculous stunts spell disaster for the film.”
The Armstrong Lie
“Director Alex Gibney has provided another dense cautionary tale about the dark side of sports.”
Philomena
“Heartbreaking, sensitive and at times very funny, it takes us on an incredible, full-circle journey.”
Kill Your Darlings
“The counter-culture story becomes disarrayed as the picture moves further into a true-to-life tale of murder.”