Review
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BLANCANIEVES – The Review
By Nick Day An orchestra quickly tunes up, and then brief silence before the music begins. The film opens...
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THE BIG WEDDING – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer Weddings are supposed to be happy occasions, and not just because they are a cash...
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PAIN & GAIN – The Review
Looks like it’s time for another “inspired by true events” night at the multiplex. It’s not a heavy drama...
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THE COMPANY YOU KEEP – The Review
A former member of the revolutionary militant group the Weather Underground goes on the run after a journalist outs...
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MUD (2013) – The Review
In 2011 writer/director Jeff Nichols dazzled film fans with a dream-like tale set in the heartland called TAKE SHELTER...
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NO PLACE ON EARTH – The Review
Once again film makers have mined the histories and stories of World War II for another fascinating, little known tale...
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GRACELAND — The Review
Drafthouse Films does it again, scouring, quite literally, the entire planet for the very best films otherwise virtually unseen...
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PAWN – The Blu Review
PAWN is an overplotted, low-expectations hostage drama that manages to work up a fair share of suspense despite some...
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TO THE WONDER – The Review
Review by Dane Marti Like all the cinematic work of the renowned film artist Terrance Malick, ‘To The Wonder’...
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OBLIVION (2013) – The Review
One complaint of older film fans is that the stars of today can’t compare to those from Hollywood’s “golden...
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42 – The Review
The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and it’s time to crack open the windows after so many...
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THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES – The Review
THE PLACE BEYOND THE PINES is a crime drama, a political thriller and a study of fathers and sons...
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TRANCE – The Review
While it’s as technically impressive as you’d expect from eclectic director Danny Boyle, TRANCE is not the masterful entertainment...
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EASY MONEY – The DVD Review
Swedish Director Daniel Espinosa’s EASY MONEY (Snabba Cash) is a plot-heavy but thrilling twisty noir crime thriller about drug...
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11 FLOWERS – The Review
Review by Dane Marti 11 Flowers is a tight, well-made foreign film, which lets a viewer in to he...
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THE FOUR – The Blu Review
Review by Sam Moffitt I had held off a long time on getting a Blu-Ray player when Tom Stockman,...
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WOOCHIE THE DEMON SLAYER – The Blu Review
WOOCHIE THE DEMON SLAYER is a 2009 Korean film making its U.S. DBD/Blu-ray debut April 9th. Woochi (Kang Dong...
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NO – The Review
Review by Barbara Snitzer No! is an ambitious movie and while it features an engaging performance from its lead...
