This tough, unyielding film by Cristian Mungiu, about two women seeking an illegal abortion in Communist Romania, is liable to stick with you for a while.
David E. Talbert’s frenetically unfunny comedy about two losers who attempt to rob a church. Doesn’t have a prayer.
Eric Leiser, director, writer, funeral director etc., brings us his dreamlike something or other that means something or other.
Ang Lee switches from extreme male bonding to war, intrigue and extreme heterosexual bonding, at least from a physical standpoint.
1. Juno ★★★★★ The vibrant, wildly quotable indie gem boasts a super-catchy soundtrack and establishes the careers of screenwriter Diablo Cody and actress Ellen Page. It's more addicting than orange tic tacs, and just as tangy. 2. Away From Her ★★★★★ In this heartbreaking glimpse of a husband (Gordon Pinsent) losing his beloved wife (Julie […]
Joe recaps his predictions for the ten most anticipated films of Fall 2007.
No Country for Old Men ★★★★★ This Coen Brothers adaptation of the Cormac McCarthy novel may be their darkest film yet. It’s also one of their best. Juno ★★★★★ What’s sure to be the breakout indie hit of 2007 (and deservedly so) establishes the voice of screenwriter Diablo Cody and the career of young actress […]
Respectable attempt to revive these two flagging franchises fares only slightly better than its predecessor, but still fails to generate an ounce of suspense or thrills.
Almost unconscionably lousy sequel to 2004’s equally bad Dan Brown rip-off is only made worse by its staggering waste of talent.
The latest London-based Woody Allen movie is marked by Colin Farrell’s best performance in years, and a sluggish, predictable script that covers some familiar crimes and misdemeanors.
