“Hunger” Shows the Flipside of Gordon Ramsay-like Fame
Despite on-the-nose dialogue and visual presentation, the moral development in “Hunger” makes it worth a watch.
“Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind” Remains a Great and Conflicted Romance
“Eternal Sunshine's” clever, pessimistic script is brought to life by detailed visuals, a couple great performances and a melancholy soundtrack.
“Little Miss Sunshine” Embraces the Disappointment in Life
“Little Miss Sunshine” is inspirational in its disappointment, giving us a new view on life and its challenges.
“Tar” Creates a Controversy-Centered World of Its Own
“Tar,” through a seamless combination of its elements, creates a world of its own that mirrors ours to a T, giving us a unique perspective into recent controversies.
“His Only Son” Does Little to Push Beyond B-Movie Status
The combination of bad editing, shoddy makeup and poor pacing make “His Only Son” a mediocre flick.
“Fast Color” – a Dystopic, Small-time Superhero Story
“Fast Color" is a flimsy attempt to stray from the ordinary superhero formula.
Whetting Your Appetite for More: “Eat Your Young” Review
With his powerful lyrics and enchanting backing instrumentals, Hozier defends his place in music history with a jaw-dropping EP release.
A Parallel, Altered World in “White Noise”
“White Noise” presents a reality that’s both familiar and unfamiliar, and provides insightful and funny commentary on our lives.
Deadpan Humor and A Hard Knocks Life in “A Man Called Ove”
A sour elderly man turns a new leaf and makes a change of heart.
“Your Place or Mine”: A Gimmicky Romcom
“Your Place or Mine” is a dull, friendly and at-times funny watch.
Acting, Editing, and Music Bring Life to “Empire of Light”
A story about many things, “Empire of Light” is a beautiful and at times touching watch.
“To Leslie” Review
An unflinching portrayal of addiction without the predictable beats of a recovery story.