Movie Reviews

What if high school really was the best time of your life? In the case of “Yong Adult,” directed by

Director Tomas Alfredson, in his remake of John LeCarré’s Cold War masterpiece spy thriller Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, has delivered

Untie the brightly colored silk ribbon from the softly textured wrapping paper concealing the delicately carved box containing the lustrous

“Garbo the Spy,” a new documentary from novice director Edmon Roch, tells the tale of one of the Allies’ secret

In “A Dangerous Method,” David Cronenberg gives us a beautiful choreographed period piece, lushly filmed and intelligently told. Written by

“My Week with Marilyn” is the beautifully told story of a short but significant period in the lives of Marilyn

“The Artist” made me remember why I love movies and why I always hold hope that movies can exceed even

As teenagers wait for the dog days of summer to find their release in air conditioned movie theaters with 3D

Stefan Knupfe, the protagonist in “Pianomania,” the German documentary written and directed by Lilian Franck and Robert Cibis, is, simply-put,

“Incendiary” in every sense of the word. Like an onion, as layer upon layer is pulled away in Steve Mims’

He understood function, they understood form, and she understood color. He was the concept, she was the artist, and together

If you’ve never rebelled against authority, against your parents, against the status quo or simply never rebelled, then read no

The Salton Sea, 385 square miles of water created when the Colorado River overflowed in 1905, was marketed in the

The script is creaky, the characters are stereotypic, the acting is often flat (or worse), the plot lacks depth and