Mike Anton

[Review] The Comedy

The Comedy is a title that works on two levels. The film itself contains the same kind of detached irony that lightly walks through the veins of the aimless Swa...

[Review] Lincoln

Lincoln is a right up director Steven Spielberg's alley. This is both for good and ill. Spielberg pulls tight on the reins on the story of one of our most legen...

[Review] Alex Cross

Amongst the many reasons that David Fincher directed Zodiac, his painstakingly methodical and precise look into the investigation of the Zodiac killer, was to k...

[Review] Detropia

One of the gifts of directors Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady have shown through their documentary film career is their ability to fragment large social topics thr...

[Review] Bachelorette

Almost before the light beings to flicker from the projector, Kirsten Dunst's Regan utters "Things have been going really well." In great comedic fashion, not o...

[Review] The Queen of Versailles

"What do you get the couple who has everything?" It's the kind of question that does not beget an answer; the idiom is practically smothered with enough iron...