Bobby (review)
“I didn’t know, I didn’t know, I didn’t know,” I said to myself at the devastating end of ‘Bobby’: I had no idea how important Bobby Kennedy was to so many people.
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Hard Pill (review)
A heartrending drama about the biological, emotional, and social structuring of human sexuality.
Bang (review)
An enthralling exploration of how we as individuals and society as a whole grants clout and influence, and how easy it is to be taken away.
For Your Consideration movie review: unpretty comedy
Christopher Guest and his merry band of pranksters are back, improvising a loving, teasing romp through a realm we love and love to hate, full of people fascinating and repellent at the same time.
Happy Feet (review)
Fluffy baby penguins dancing and singing and waddling around their world with wide-eyed wonder? You have to have a heart of stone not to be a puddle of goo after coming in contact with that.
Fast Food Nation (review)
To say that *Fast Food Nation* the movie is less horrifying than the book is accurate, but not fair to the movie, which is plenty horrifying enough. Linklater puts a human face on a situation that is so huge that it just about paralyzes you.
Casino Royale (review)
Exactly what I was hoping for, and everything I was expecting from the first Generation X James Bond.
Archangel (review)
Even diehard Craig fans may want to give this a pass…
Boffo! Tinseltown’s Bombs & Blockbusters (review)
Plays like one of those puffy fillers that run during the Oscars…
Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan (review)
Sacha Baron Cohen is a genius. A crazy genius, maybe, a man who takes dedication to his art to a level courting criminal prosecution and bodily harm, but a genius nevertheless.
