Movie Reviews

Luis Ignacio “Lula” da Silva is truly one of the world’s most fascinating political leaders. Bubbling up from the rural

Dance is a complete art form. Done well it incorporates all the senses, for it is movement and music and

“The Grey” stars Liam Neeson as Ottaway, a cast-out like so many others living and working in an oil field

Richard Garriott has dreamed of space travel since the time his father Owen, one of the original six Scientist-Astronauts chosen

“Carol Channing Larger than Life” is the title of a documentary by Dori Berinstein and the perfect description of its

There is a thin line between a hit and a miss, and sometimes within the same film you’ll get both.

To say that “Joyful Noise” is a joyful mess would be giving the film too much credit. That is not

“Pina,” the new documentary about the remarkable modern dance deity Pina Bausch and her Tanztheater Wuppertal by acclaimed filmmaker Wim

Final Jeopardy Answer: Because Americans won’t read subtitles. Question: Why did they remake “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”? Certainly

Sitting before an unseen judge, Simin (Leila Hatami) asks for a divorce from her husband Nader (Peyman Moadi). They have

“War Horse,” Steven Spielberg’s newest release, is a technical beauty. Cinematographer Janusz Kaminsky, production designer Rick Carter, costume designer Joanna

Rachid Bouchareb is probably not a name you’ve heard before although he’s a director/writer/producer who has been nominated for an

“The Adventures of Tintin,” directed by Steven Spielberg, is a rollicking, roaring adventure sure to captivate children and their parents

“Carnage” is carnage. Roman Polanski, with considerable help from Yasmina Reza herself, has taken a new translation of the play,

We Need to Talk About Kevin is the stocking of coal hanging at the chimney on Christmas morning. It’s high