Knowing (review)
Imagine that the nitwits who wrote those preposterous *Left Behind* apocalyptic end-times fantasies decided to try their pens at something *X-Files*-y…
fantasy
Coraline (review)
An elemental tale of childhood fantasies and nightmares…
Children of the Stones (review)
This intensely creepy show is what made an entire generation of British kids the grown-up geeks they are today.
Inkheart (review)
Could be Thursday Next’s favorite movie of late…
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button (review)
So it’s just like this crazy life thing, you know? You’re born, you do some stuff, maybe if you’re lucky you fall in love with the same person who falls in love with you — at the same time that person falls in love with you — and then you die.
Bedtime Stories (review)
Cheap and lazy and obvious…
The Tale of Despereaux (review)
He is a mouse. He is tiny — even for a mouse. He is smart and brave. He longs for adventure. He is a gentleman. He is adorable.
Delgo (review)
It’s a good thing I just bought the *Wall-E* DVD, because I’m gonna need to watch it at least a dozen times to scrub the horrors of *Delgo* out of my brain.
Slumdog Millionaire (review)
An enchanting movie about love and destiny and honor and perseverance and how a shitload of money cannot ever hope to measure up to them…
Synecdoche, New York (review)
It was Charlie Kaufman, at the multiplex, with a mindfrak.
