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[Review] Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy

Director Tomas Alfredson, most recently the wizard behind the gorgeous, spookily moving Let the Right One In, takes the concept of slow-burn thrillers to a ...

[Review] My Piece of the Pie

Suggesting from its opening credits the idea of a zero-sum game, My Piece of the Pie is slightly more allegorical than it should be – this type of Trojan ho...

[Review] The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo book is B material. It's a standard crime investigation story, the kind one reads on a long plane ride and forgets about onc...

[Review] The Sitter

Director David Gordon Green has one of the most unique filmmaker voices of the 21st century. Snow Angels, All the Real Girls and George Washington are beaut...

[Review] New Year’s Eve

So many questions I never knew I had were answered last night during a packed house screening of New Year’s Eve. A spiritual sequel to last year’s Valentine...

[Review] Answers to Nothing

So much happens in Matthew Leutwyler’s Answers to Nothing, but how much is actually relevant? An adulterous husband with a rockstar mistress and lawyer wife...

[Review] Khodorkovsky

Mikhail Khodorkovsky was one of the world’s youngest and richest billionaires to emerge from the wealthy Russian oligarchy society, a tycoon owning billions...

[Review] Shame

Michael Fassbender tears up the screen in Steve McQueen's Shame. The actor offered a quietly evocative and committed performance in McQueen's profound debut...

[Review] We Bought a Zoo

When it comes to coating a film in sentimentality, earnestness and a generally warm mood, few succeed like director Cameron Crowe. For his return to filmmak...

[Review] The Artist

One of the more discussion-piquing results of contemporary cinema's ever-increasing implementation of technological advancements is the way these innovation...