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[Review] Bridesmaids

Paul Feig knows how to make possibly inept comedy, dangerously derivative in the wrong hands, have a heart. Feig is behind one of the best series ever put o...

[Cannes Review] Sleeping Beauty

In Julia Leigh's unusual feature film debut Sleeping Beauty, the debutante director tries to paint a provocative picture of lust for youth. Intrigued by the...

[Review] Octubre

With the Cannes Film Festival beginning next week, it's timely that Octubre, which snagged the Un Certain Regard Jury prize in 2010, is set to hit theaters in...

[Review] Thor

Marvel's big screen version of Thor is not what I expected from a Kenneth Branagh film. While watching the latest build-up adventure to The Avengers, it is ...

[Review] London Boulevard

William Monahan is a "man's man" writer, but with a bit of a humanistic touch. Monahan often plays in testosterone-clouted universes, whether it be with a m...

[Review] Dylan Dog: Dead of Night

Dylan Dog: Dead of Night, based on Tiziano Sclavi's horror comic, is beyond the reach of being just clunky, rather placed down in the depths of true, unfunn...

[Review] Cave of Forgotten Dreams

Werner Herzog’s latest journey into the depths of philosophical quandaries about art and science is also a sincere voyage from the heart of one of cinema’s w...

[Review] Earthwork

In his narrative debut, writer/director Chris Ordal undertakes an ambitious biopic that explores the life and works of "crop artist" Stan Herd. While it somet...

[Review] Hoodwinked Too! Hood Vs. Evil

Hoodwinked Too: Hood Vs. Evil is a cute animated comedy that strives to delight children and amuse adults with its cheeky take on fractured fairy tales, lib...

[Review] Fast Five

Clocking in around 25 minutes longer than the previous Fast and Furious films, director Justin Lin has created the definitive entry into the series with Fas...