February - 2016

Review: Tumbledown

There's plenty to appreciate in Tumbledown, beginning with the beauty of its Maine setting. Lensed by Seamus Tierney, the wintry vistas...

It would be reductive to call Gertrude Bell the female Lawrence of Arabia given that, despite their shared similarities, Bell remains...

What exactly is going on with The Dressmaker, which alternates between bonkers and boring. An adaptation of Rosalie Ham's 2000 novel by...

Passion is a powerful thing. It can overwhelm and consume, compromise and obfuscate. It can be a great motivator, but it can also...

The message may be familiar and the execution formulaic, but The Night Before brims with fanciful anarchy and the immeasurable charms of...

"I miss not knowing things with you," Derek Zoolander (Ben Stiller) confesses to friend and former rival Hansel (Owen Wilson). I, for...

From its opening moments - a snarkily self-aware credit sequence that lists Ryan Reynolds as "God's Perfect Idiot," Morena Baccarin as "A...

All Roads Lead to Rome begins with newly divorced Maggie (Sarah Jessica Parker) and her sullen teenage daughter Summer (Charlie Day) on...

Is it ludicrous? That goes without saying. Yet, for all its many faults, Misconduct is also satisfyingly diverting. A throwback to the...