Steve Carrell makes his debut in a (very) dramatic role. A great effort, but ultimately the fox eludes him.
It’s 1975, and a woman and her son escape from East Berlin to West Berlin in search of a better life. What they encounter may not be much better.
Christopher Nolan’s sci-fi epic is a beautiful, ambitious, ultimately flawed film about nothing less than the survival of the human race.
Documentary on pelicans in the Bay area never fully takes flight.
Laura Poitras’s documentary about Edward Snowden’s ordeal after he revealed the extent of the American government’s spying on its own citizens, is a real-life political thriller.
Hawking is too extraordinary for such an ordinary film.
While she could still likely blow away in a gust of wind, Keira Knightley has shown that she is charming and relatable enough to make movies pop.
Evocative, complex, and visually innovative, Alejandro Iñárritu’s "Birdman" boosts Michael Keaton back to the heights of stardom and will likely require more than one viewing.
Jean-Luc Godard’s latest is an extremely deep view of very important things. At least that is what I think it is. I didn’t get it, though.
