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WHY IS THIS ONE OF THE BEST FILMS OF THE YEAR?: Helen Mirren turns in one of the greatest performances in cinematic history as the reigning queen of England, Elizabeth II, taking a woman who not only doesn’t come across as warm and sympathetic, she doesn’t even seem human … and Mirren humanizes her, makes … more…
A perfectly excruciating mix of stupidity and sentimentality…
Pearce’s usual intense dedication to being in the moment aside, there’s not a lot of there there.
If you thought 2005’s *Are We There Yet?* was unendurable, you ain’t seen nothing yet.
The contrived shenanigans of Sam Sullivan (Bret Harrison) — 20something corporate VP by day, slacker by night — are as hollow as they are unfunny.
While this isn’t a strict transferal of Stoker to the screen, it feels like it is, feels particularly and peculiarly Victorian…
This slice-of-life drama brooks no sentiment and spares us none of the tedium and terror of life on the street…
Shatner is taunted by people you’ve heard of but couldn’t care less about — Andy Dick, Jeffrey Ross — and some seemingly pulled off the street…
Recent Film.com stuff: • my usual Friday weekend preview • my previews of The Reaping and Are We There Yet? • my previews of Meet the Robinsons and Blades of Glory • my two-part interview with Jamie Bamber of Battlestar Galactica: Part I and Part II (and there’s a snippet of video over at Geek … more…
A man awakens late one morning after sleeping in to discover two armed assassins in his bedroom. Who are they? Who hired them? Why is he a target?
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