Review: Lying and Stealing
Cary Grant and Grace Kelly in To Catch a Thief. Grant and Audrey Hepburn in Charade. Hepburn and Peter O'Toole in How to Steal a Million....
Review: London Fields
London Fields is arguably the best example of cinematic slog, not only in recent memory but quite possibly of all time. A migraine of a...
Review: Zoe
Love is a kind of faith and, as with most faiths, difficult to quantify. There is no one definitive formula for it, nor is there one to...
Review: The Secret Scripture
"My name is Rose McNulty and I did not kill my child." So starts director Jim Sheridan's period drama, The Secret Scripture, adapted from...
Review: War on Everyone
A ramshackle hybrid of The French Connection and Starsky and Hutch (the film, not the television series), War on Everyone marks John...
Review: The Divergent Series: Allegiant
The latest, and mercifully penultimate, installment of The Divergent series, Allegiant won't certainly entice viewers who are unfamiliar...
Review: The Benefactor (aka Franny)
Wealth can be as insidious as addiction, and generosity can often be a bullying act. The Benefactor, originally titled Franny, stars...
Review: The Divergent Series: Insurgent
Insurgent, the second installment of The Divergent Series, is a mostly sputtering mess before it coalesces into a propulsive third act....
