The Dilemma, ironically enough, is faced with quite a dilemma of its own. Much like a previous Vince Vaughn film, The Break-Up, the film attempts a mixtur...
It's extremely pleasant to come by a superhero film that doesn't fall into the ideal trappings of the genre. This is a group that's already starting to become...
Can an illegal psychedelic substance cure drug addiction? This is the curious question that filmmaker Michel Negroponte asks at the start of his documentary I'm...
Brad Anderson is both a reliable and extremely competent filmmaker. He rarely hits a false note with having most of his films ranging from good to pure exce...
Country Strong is an unintentionally ironic drama coded in the tenants of country music: the film is as much a Nashville production as it is a soap opera. Adv...
January is generally a dumping ground for movies that have failed to grip the interest of test-audiences and/or studios. The Company Men, which tells the ta...
While much of the attention this drama has drawn has been for its unwarranted then overturned NC-17 rating, Blue Valentine is much more than the sum of its ...
It’s tempting to copy and paste a review from a film critic I admire, after all in this modern day adaptation of Jonathan Swift’s Guilliver’s Travels, it’s ...
Though it be writer/director Sofia Coppola's fourth film, Somewhere feels like her first. It's the kind of flawed, precious and passionate character study, ...
A laugh track would have been useful for much of Little Fockers, the latest in the Meet the Parents Saga. At the helm for this outing is Paul Weitz who ha...
