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Review: Destroyer

"I don't care what happens to me," LAPD detective Erin Bell says at one point in Destroyer and, indeed, she looks and sounds long past...

War Machine appears designed to be both a political satire and a bromantic workplace comedy but its narrative aimlessness and uncertainty...

It's not only the miscasting of Arnold Schwarzenegger that plagues the Darren Aronofsky-produced, Javier Gullón-scripted, and Elliott...

Even if one wasn't aware that Sleepless is an American remake of a 2011 French film named Sleepless Night (Nuit blanche), it wouldn't...

Evil cannot be defeated without collateral damage. The damage may be physical, as in the absurdly glutinous destruction on display in the...

A richly rewarding film with a provocative central relationship, Lamb quickly establishes the fractured lives of its two main characters....

All the rabid dogs in the world could not inject any bite in Our Brand is Crisis, David Gordon Green's would-be political satire that...

Ex-Navy captain Robinson (Jude Law) is bitter and disgruntled, forced on the dole by the ocean salvage corporation for whom he's...

Image is everything. Perception becomes reality. What do you think of a husband who gazes down on his lovely wife and wonders, "What are...

Narratively lean yet cinematographically lush, The Rover is a chamber piece set in an expansive location. This and that happens with...