A decently made but formulaic melodrama that never arrives at the emotions it wants to elicit.
One of the first Black players in the NBA is given the Hollywood treatment in this generic biopic that fails to dive deep into its hero’s life.
A shallow procedural that attempts to grapple with systemic misogyny while being oblivious to its own.
Low budget and cheap tricks fail this potentially chilling PTSD horror thriller .
Too much conjecture dilutes the intrigue of this true crime documentary's genuinely fascinating story.
Stellar filmmaking in support of a punishingly bleak series of storylines.
A funny script and a noble cause get lost somewhere in the movie’s grating sense of style .
More of the same post-apocalyptic drama, with a refreshing change of scenery.
Family movies were made to teach a lesson or two – whether it be loving dear parents, being a tad empathetic about others, or simply cherishing the moment. Like a true family dramedy, August: Osage County is all that, and more. The Westons is a family seemingly (actually, more like) falling apart at the seams […]
It has a promising premise and a compelling lead, but Corner Office isn’t a memorable entry into the ever-growing canon of corporate dark comedies.
Sometimes it’s hard to relate to foreign movies because of the different cultures, languages and actors. But Miracle in Cell No. 7 transcended the language barriers for me and delivered one of the most touching stories I have ever seen. It’s a Korean film about the intricate yet simple love story between a mentally challenged father […]
A joyously offbeat movie befitting the musician it celebrates.
An extraordinarily beautiful wuxia romance, though a bit convoluted.
