Smiley Face (review)
Maybe this is funny if you’re actually stoned. When taken sober, not so much.
reviews
Hula Girls (review)
Genuinely and cheerfully uplifting…
Antonia (review)
Triumphs over other similar movies with its dedication to authenticity and its refusal to accede to sentimentality…
Fall Into Me (review)
Even grading on the Implausible Romantic Comedy curve, this trite and nonchalantly indifferent film is forced and so lacking in any kind of romance that it’s a trial to endure…
Naked Boys Singing! (review)
The nudity is graphic but completely asexual and thoroughly unerotic, and I’m not sure that’s meant to be the point…
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep (review)
Think *Free Willy* meets director Jay Russell’s own *My Dog Skip*…
Honeydripper (review)
John Sayles’ latest movie, his 16th, is another wonder of beautifully observant cinema, a sneakily magical immersion in a lost place and time…
The Great Debaters (review)
Denzel Washington has done it before, so why wouldn’t he do it again?
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street movie review: there will be blood
Just hearing a description of it, you have to think, my god, my god, *yes.* The twisted, separated-at-birth twins Tim Burton and Johnny Depp taking on Stephen Sondheim’s gory opera about a murderous barber? Who else would you give it to?
P.S. I Love You movie review
Do not believe those TV ads that make this look like the goofy romantic lark of the holiday season. This is not a comedy, and it is no lark.
