Reviews

[Review] Jack, Jules, Esther & Me

I was about twenty minutes into Jack, Jules, Esther & Me when worry struck. Centered around two best friends from disparate neighborhoods/social classes in ...

[Review] Anchorman 2: The Legend Continues

Yes, the rumors are true; the legend of Ron Burgundy continues, and if it’s not an unexpected journey, it not so unexpectedly utilizes some Journey songs along ...

[Review] Hours

Paul Walker, who will forever be remembered as an action star, is an interesting choice to lead Eric Heisserer’s Hours, a drama with elements that seem borrowed...

[Review] Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas

Guess who’s coming to dinner? It’s Madea and Larry the Cable Guy. Tyler Perry’s A Madea Christmas is another fascinating trainwreck of a Tyler Perry film. Like ...

[Review] Saving Mr. Banks

Saving Mr. Banks, directed by John Lee Hancock, has a top-notch cast and top-notch production values, not to mention a beautiful score from the great Thomas New...

[Review] American Hustle

Remerging in 2010 with The Fighter, David O. Russell took what could have been a dark tale of triumph — overcoming a drug addiction, underdog boxing story, etc....

[Review] Crave

When you take a look at Charles de Lauzirika's filmography to see the myriad behind the scenes featurettes and home video productions he's accomplished for the ...

[Review] White Reindeer

Just in time for the holiday season comes White Reindeer, perhaps the saddest Christmas film ever made. It's also one of the better Christmas films to come out ...

[Review] S#x Acts

Director Jonathan Gurfinkel's debut feature Shesh peamim deals with the important topic of teenage sexual abuse in a way that better make you uncomfortable by ...