Posts in category Film Reviews

Slow and steady doesn’t win the race in this slick, action packed comedy from director McG. Let the best man win. Okay, enough with the …

India gets under your skin and into your blood. There just isn’t anywhere like it. You don’t fall in love easily. One day you are …

Comedies always get the short end of the stick. They are held to far more exacting standards than the insufferable, weepy, heroic Hollywood fare that …

In 2004 journalist Benjamin Mee quit his job and moved his family to their perfect home, with one complication; the house was located in a …

Now that Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean has pretty much run its course after the disappointment that was On Stranger Tides and Prince of Persia …

There is a lot of great material in this movie about Lisa Cohen, an Upper West Side teenager (Anna Paquin) who is partly responsible for …

This past Saturday I ventured up to the High Museum of Art in Atlanta for the “Modern Masters of Film” screening of It Should Happen to …

The Artist begins with an intertexual nod to our hero’s predicament. We see a silent film shown in a grand movie house. The scene unfolds as …

It took me a couple of days to be able to write about this movie by Agnieszka Holland, which, as many Holocaust movies tend to …

The Woman In Black is a lovely, surprisingly effective and intelligent ghost movie starring Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter to you), Ciaran Hinds and the formidable Janet …