The Incredible Hulk (review)
It sounds like praising with faint damns to say that Edward Norton and Tim Roth are so much more interesting to watch onscreen than their cartoon alter egos are. I mean, duh, right?
reviews
Kung Fu Panda (review)
It’s kinda like ‘The Forbidden Kingdom’ meets a reverse ‘Rataouille’…
You Don’t Mess with the Zohan movie review: not messing with the Zohan
I’m overstating a little: I cannot honestly say that I loved Zohan. But in a relative sense, given my history with Sandler, it is a huge admission to me to say that I kinda got a kick out of this silly movie.
Perfect Parents (review)
I love Christopher Eccleston. So his presence was all I needed to make me check out this made-for-British movie.
Vanaja (review)
For his Columbia Film School master thesis, filmmaker Rajnesh Domalpalli returned to his hometown in rural southern Indian to shoot a story of quiet class warfare…
Rhythm Thief (review)
Here’s all you probably need to know about this ultralow-budget indie: Martin Scorsese loves it.
Monster Road: Collector’s Edition (review)
Poignant but never pitying, this is an enthralling study of the driving force behind an artist’s work…
Sex and the City: The Movie (review)
I felt like some sort of alien anthropologist watching this movie, as if I were being presented with the strangest and most inexplicable creatures imaginable, and was being asked, out of all reason, to understand them.
The Strangers (review)
Just what the world needs: a 1970s throwback horror movie combining the kind of outrageous elements of that decade’s scary stories with all the real-life fake nightmares of the 2000s.
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (review)
I sat through two hours of ‘Crystal Skull’ and when it was over, my jaw was aching, because I hadn’t stopped grinning like a little kid the whole time. I love this movie. I love it.
