
based on a terrible true story (Our Children review)
Harrowing and unsettling…

Harrowing and unsettling…

A Star Trek for our times. Very much for our times. Which means there’s little hope to be found here…

Though based on copious interviews mob killer Richard Kuklinski gave from prison, this barely broaches the great mystery of his life…

It’s a puzzlement. How did Michael Winterbottom make a film this tediously conservative?

“I am Iron Man.” When Tony repeats that line here, it’s newly thrilling, and far more intriguing than it previously was.

Postcard-pretty, unusual for a science fiction flick, but shockingly derivative.
My heart is so heavy after this film. So heavy with this film.
All its faults are forgiven thanks to our sheer joy in getting to watch Christopher Walken, Catherine Keener, and Philip Seymour Hoffman rattle around one another…

Did Neo come to see that the Agents had the right way of things? Did Luke eventually realize that the Empire was a stabilizing force in the galaxy? But poor Melanie is suffering from the ultimate case of Stockholm Syndrome.
Hints at a new mythology of darkness and light, of scary childhood and even scarier adolescence…