Focusing on the shrapnel of a revolution is good cause for high drama. The means that justified an end that will never come. Writer/director Tanya Hamilton us...
All Good Things, though it has all the ingredients necessary to make a perverse thriller a la Psycho (even paying some obtuse homage to said film in the thi...
The prestigious fifth feature from Darren Aronofsky, Black Swan, walks a fine line between being a balls-out B-movie and a fine Oscar picture. It can easily...
Like many people, I watched the trailer for The Warrior's Way with general disinterest; nothing about it looked that intriguing or entertaining, and the line ...
Avatar isn't quite the same when it's not playing on a gigantic screen and in 3D. James Cameron certainly has made another impressive epic full of pure mo...
Against all odds and without much warning, George Tillman Jr.'s Faster comes to life with more than just gun shot shells and head wounds, but also style and...
"Rapunzel, Rapunzel, let down your hair!" Many of us are probably familiar with the classic fairytale "Rapunzel": An evil witch keeps a girl with long rope-...
Love and Other Drugs is not a rom-com, and especially not the bland one implied by those ads. It certainly has some out of place comedic moments but surpris...
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 is the Empire Strikes Back of the series. Not in terms of quality, but with sheer mood and tone. This is the da...
His writing may be somewhat derivative and his direction may be somewhat bland, but few filmmakers can build a scene like Paul Haggis. What starts as the next...
