DOC NYC ’11 Review: ‘Scenes Of A Crime’ Is A Riveting, True-Crime Documentary Worthy Of Errol Morris
DOC NYC '11 Review: 'Scenes Of A Crime' Is A Riveting, True-Crime Documentary Worthy Of Errol Morris
Review: ‘J. Edgar’ Presents A Highly Controversial Figure With Dry Objectivity & Dramatic Inertia
Review: 'J. Edgar' Presents A Highly Controversial Figure With Dry Objectivity & Dramatic Inertia
DOC NYC ’11 Review: ‘Kumaré’ A Morally Questionable Docu-Comedy About Expensive Yoga Gurus
DOC NYC '11 Review: 'Kumaré' A Morally Questionable Docu-Comedy About Expensive Yoga Gurus
Review: ‘The Other F Word’ A Disappointingly Thin Look At Punk Rock Dads
Review: 'The Other F Word' Is Disappointingly Thin
Review: ‘Father of Invention’ A Mere Fabrication Of A Better Film
Review: 'Father of Invention' A Mere Fabrication Of A Better Film
Review: ‘Take Shelter’ A Naturalistic, Novelistic Portrayal Of Madness & Apocalypse
Review: 'Take Shelter' A Naturalistic, Novelistic Portrayal Of Madness & Apocalypse
TIFF ’11 Review: ‘The Deep Blue Sea’ A Beautiful, Woozy & Heartbreaking Tale Of Intense Passion
TIFF '11 Review: 'The Deep Blue Sea' A Beautiful, Woozy & Heartbreaking Tale Of Intense Passion
Empire Big Screen ’11 Review: ‘Warrior’ Is Silly, Over-Familiar & Enormously Effective
Empire Big Screen '11 Review: 'Warrior' Is Silly, Over-Familiar & Enormously Effective
SXSW Review: ‘Detention’ Is Like A Narrative, Peyote-Fueled Manga Adaptation Of ‘I Love The 90s’
SXSW Review: 'Detention' Is Like A Narrative, Peyote-Fueled Manga Adaptation Of 'I Love The 90s'
Coen Brothers Say Their Adaptation Of ‘To The White Sea’ Is Probably Not Coming Back
Coen Brothers Say Their Adaptation Of 'To The White Sea' Is Probably Not Coming Back
Ten Dead Projects We’d Like To See Resurrected
Ten Dead Projects We'd Like To See Resurrected
Review: What Were You Expecting From ‘Vampires Suck’?
Aaron Seltzer and Jason Friedberg have a laundry list of failings as filmmakers that it’s hard to know where to start. Their cinematic literacy doesn’t extend beyond, “Cameras capture images” and “Once someone ...
SXSW Review: MacGruber, Big, Dumb, Mentally-Challenged Fun
Loud, boorish and borderline mentally challenged, Jorma Taccone's stupid-fun paean to '80s action flicks, "MacGruber" is still admittedly a good time of imbecilic laughs and hilariously dumb sequences. And as p...