Movie Reviews

“Brave,” from Disney Pixar, is a folktale made from whole cloth and tartan all the way. Creating its own mythology,

“Nobody Else But You” starts out on a very promising note. David Rousseau, a best-selling novelist with a popular detective

“Wallander: The Revenge” tells one story with multiple dimensions. Kurt Wallander, chief inspector in a rural Swedish police department, seems

When Academy Award nominations come out next year, I fully expect to see “Snow White and the Huntsman” nominated in

“The Intouchables,” begins on an incredible release of adrenaline as a Maserati careens through the tunnel roads of Paris and

Expectations were not riding high as I entered the theater, having had to wait in a long line to check

“A Bag of Hammers” is the assured debut of first timer Brian Crano who co-wrote the screenplay with Jake Sandvig.

Seeing a television documentary on the Child Protection Unit of the French police set former actress, now accomplished director Maïwenn

“I Wish,” the new film by Japanese director Hirokazu Kore-eda, is an apt title because I wish it had been

“Dark Shadows,” Tim Burton’s send up of the camp daytime soap opera about 18th Century vampire Barnabus Collins’ return to

“The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel” is so very promising on paper with its exotic location, best cast imaginable and director

“Elles,” the provocative film by Malgoska Szumowska that premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival, borders on the pornographic as it

“The Pruitt-Igoe Myth” is surely one of the best and most moving documentaries in recent years. Director Chad Freidrichs takes

“The Five-Year Engagement” is a pre-wedding present from Nicholas Stoller (director/co-writer) and Jason Segal (co-writer/star), the duo responsible for “Forgetting

“Headhunters” is a rare combination of art, commerce and action that grabs hold of you until your head is spinning

“Booker’s Place – A Mississippi Story” is a film by Raymond De Felitta that retraces the steps of his father,