Ballet Shoes (review)
A lovely, honest film about the hopes and dreams of young women.
A lovely, honest film about the hopes and dreams of young women.
A cheery and friendly look at a little-known subculture…
Ya kinda wanna smack someone. The back cover of the new DVD of *Kirikou and the Wild Beast*, the sequel to the beloved 1998 French film *Kirikou and the Sorceress*, features a ‘warning’…
If you’re not clear what all the fuss over Ellen Page is about, check out this 2007 Canadian film, a showcase for her extraordinary and challenging talent…
Finally, here is a movie that satirizes the trend that’s all the rage now: men wallowing in adolescence through their 30s.
They’re trying to sell this 2003 movie as ‘the prequel to *The Queen.*’ It’s right there on the DVD box. Don’t be fooled by it.
It’s not just a fantastic overlong episode of the show, it actually feels like a movie, with big stakes and big drama…
Spoiler free!
A meaty morsel of Gotham mythos that will satisfy fans and may even captivate newcomers to the modern retellings of the superhero’s tale…
I wanted to like this, because it’s British and costume-y and 1920s and 30s and I’m a complete sucker for all that jazz. And I just can’t.