A young boy is abandoned by his father and the only thing on the youngster’s mind is finding dad. The Dardenne brothers have brought us another winner.
Audrey Tautou is back and as cute as ever. If that is enough for you, you’ll be okay, because that is all you get.
Beautifully-realized visuals nearly make up for the well-worn story in this Disney adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs character.
The Iron Lady Pity poor Meryl Streep. The actress is so good that her performances have almost become ho-hum. Her turn as Margaret Thatcher is as brilliant as anything she’s ever done. And though the film polarized audiences for its subject matter (and non-linear story), that’s just what a great biopic – and a great […]
Predictable retread of any number of wild house party movies. The amount of laughs to be had is inversely proportional to the age of the viewer.
Dr. Seuss’ beloved morality tale finally comes to the big screen. Was it worth the wait?
A washed-up, drugged out, heavy metal rock star spirals into oblivion and death, until a super-fan tries to resurrect his career and life, in this extremely well-made documentary.
Poverty. Drugs. Addiction. Dysfunction. Homelessness. Suicide. If none of this sounds good to you, don’t bother.
Young boy in New Zealand, who adores Michael Jackson and fantasizes about the exploits of the father he has never seen, finally gets to meet dear old dad, with mixed results.
Our very own Lora Grady watches five of the Best Picture nominees in a row – thanks to AMC’s nationwide Best Picture Showcase events.
