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[Review] Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work

Viewers (much like this writer) who have grown to identify Joan Rivers with plastic surgery, jewelry sales on QVC, and red-carpet banter are in for a surprise...
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[Review] The Expendables

On paper, The Expendables sounds like heaven. All the B-action stars we (mostly) love, directed by Sylvester Stallone in a non-stop action film sounds like ...
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[Review] Eat Pray Love

We see a lot of soul-searching, inner reflection, and spirituality in Eat Pray Love, but it is a rare moment when we actually experience it. I never read El...
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[Review] Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World

Scott Pilgrim vs The World is the rare kind of a movie that makes you hopeful about the future of films. It's filled to the brim with wit, humor, action, ro...
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[Review] Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom is a dazzling debut film from Australian filmmaker David Michôd that spawns across the seedy Melbourne underworld of criminals and the police...
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[Review] The Other Guys

Adam McKay has been delivering some of the most clever comedies in recent years and the ingeniously funny The Other Guys is no exception. McKay and company ...
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[Review] Middle Men

Middle Men is a film that harkens back to the days when cinema was truly original. It's a gritty story full of witty dialogue, fast camera work and compelli...
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[MIFF Review] Rubber

Quentin Dupieux’s Rubber is definitely one of the most quirky and ridiculous films you’ve never seen. It sets out from the very beginning to make sure the aud...