An unlikely musical set in Paris in 1936 is a seeming failure in every way… so why did I like it so much?
Following in the skid marks of its predecessors, this fourth installment of auto erotica reunites the original cast for one more go around the track.
In this convoluted tale of double crosses, it’s the audience that gets the shaft.
Writer-director Greg Mottola has managed to map the in-between world of post-adolescence, with all its extreme topography and delicate climates. Adventureland is Hell with a heart.
Nicolas Cage stars as an MIT astrophysicist trying to unravel the supernatural and, against all odds, it actually works.
Effectively wrapping explorations of the meaning of adulthood and responsibility inside an amusing story, “The Great Buck Howard” deserves to be seen.
When it comes to the March movie slump, “Love” really is all you need.
Though saddled with some cliches, this is a refreshingly honest and absorbing story of two sisters in the process of cleaning up their very messy lives.
A powerful examination of life in the gangs of our southern neighbors slowly loses steam when it tries to become a love story, until it eventually runs out of gas entirely.
