Ron Howard returns to make audiences feel the rush and intensity of Formula One racing. But how about the plot?
Category: reviews
Only films I see in a theatre get a full-on review. Other titles seen on dvd and the like are covered in the “Reactions” section. My take on spoilers is that they pertain to the crux of the filmgoing experience – so while my posts aren’t what I’d call “spoilerific”, consider yourself warned.
All films are rated from one to four stars.
We like to think we know ourselves. We like to think we know what we’re capable of. Turns out, we often hold fast to the wrong
When you’re a woman on the verge of a nervous breakdown, do you take a breath and step back from the edge…or open your arms and lean over?
One of the summer’s best films tells a story of young love, and the trouble with living for the present.
Edgar Wright’s “Cornetto Trilogy” comes to its epic conclusion with thoughts on assimilation, and living in the now.
One of 2013’s most powerful films is a prayer for patience and redemption, and a painful reminder of how rare those virtues are.
If you find yourself alone, with the sun on your face, do not be troubled. You may be on Elysium and you may not yet be dead.
The summer’s final comic book film arrives…and potentially signals the beginning of something great.
Hey girl – are you ready for more? The team that brought you DRIVE two years ago are back. And this team, they’re ready to get dirty.
The buddy-cop genre is alive and well, and like their predecessors, these buddies deliver a great deal of laughter.
The summer of 2013 gets something on a large scale that it has been sorely lacking up until now: Fun.
The team that brought audiences PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN asks audiences if they want to play cowboys and indians.