Movie Reviews

“Darling Companion,” written by Lawrence Kasdan and his wife Meg and directed by Lawrence Kasdan, must have seemed like a

A much-loved teacher at a Montreal middle school has hung herself in her classroom leaving nothing but questions and a

“Lockout,” the major release competing with “The Three Stooges” for your entertainment dollars would, on the surface, seem to be

“Damsels in Distress,” the new film by the occasional filmmaker Whit Stillman, does not give credit to everyone who is

Nanni Moretti, the ever inventive and award winning Italian director poses the ironic question, “What do you do if the

“Delicacy,” a film starring the incomparable Audrey Tautou, is a poor translation for the French title “Délicatesse,” as the title

Check your brain at the door, leave expectations and aspirations at the curb, pay for your ticket to “American Reunion”

Cyclops and Kronos and Makhai, oh my! “Wrath of the Titans,” picking up where “Clash of the Titans” left off

Abel Ferrara, a cult filmmaker who may be in danger of losing his following with this film, has improvised –

“Free Men,” a thoughtful and thought-provoking film about an underground resistance movement centered within the Paris Mosque during the Nazi

Director Tony Kaye begins his latest film, “Detachment,” with a quote from Albert Camus – “And never have I felt

In “The Deep Blue Sea,” we meet Hester, previously Lady Collyer, as she is preparing for suicide in her squalid

In producing a thriller, there are really only three rules: (1) Keep it simple; (2) keep it moving; (3) cast

“The Kid with a Bike,” written and directed by Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne, is a stunning film that asks more questions than it answers – and most of those questions begin with “Why.”

“Jeff Who Lives at Home” explores the misguided hopes and dreams of a family stalled in the slow lane. Jeff

“Perfect Sense” is something of a misnomer because it’s not perfect and it doesn’t make a whole lot of sense.