Clouds of Sils Maria
Binoche, Moretz, and Stewart do some of their best work to date
Binoche, Moretz, and Stewart do some of their best work to date
Not much of a plot; mostly, it’s Reeves shooting people
Meager emotional payoff for the great suspension of disbelief required
Nothing happened in this Divergent sequel, at least while I was awake
Actioners don’t get any less original
A lumbering misfire and waste of a strong cast
This bachelorette party of a movie is Showgirls with the F-bomb
Brutal but deeply humane look at the life of inmates
Bit sitcom-ish but well-written and directed
The world’s longest pre-credits sequence
Good schmaltz, worth catching for the two Oscar winners
In a word: a-ca-rappy
More depressing than anything else
Documentary on an undiscovered American talent
Few film directors have been as admired (and emulated) as the late Robert Altman
Ethics study of the American use of drone strikes in the Middle East
A well crafted, atmospheric, and believable film for grown-ups
Definitive, exhaustive, and overlong
A cliché-ridden Marvel second-stringer
The Swedish klezmer band’s Martin Nurmi on bringing back the dinos
A touching and relevant documentary
“Pink eiga” releases from OP Pictures
Whimsical yet witless little creepshow
A male Sex and the City; ’nuff said
Well-made and superbly cast
Uplifting but unworthy of its great cast
Adam Sandler is amazing in how he appalls
A disaster on a gargantuan, bloated scale
Unremarkable flick, but Mizuki Yamamoto shines
A hilarious and heartfelt story of an aging crooner
Skillfully made, but logistically illogical and generally reprehensible
A rambling look at the Amanda Knox trial
Appealing young leads and veterans raise the level
A modest and warm feel-good film
Worth seeing for the scenery
Most enjoyable for guys who will never, ever have a girlfriend