How to Survive a Plague (review)
A glorious ode to the supposition that a small group of committed people can change the world, and a reminder that the work is not yet done…
New York City
Spiders (review)
What has happened to America’s cheesy film industry? Where is the pride of our grade-Z filmmakers? Does no one care anymore about making decent bad movies?
Koch (review)
Historically compelling, journalistically rigorous, and bursting with Essence of Koch…
Koch (trailer)
This documentary should be an interesting trip down memory lane…
because only horny straight guys buy tech… (and other adventures in social networking)
Stuff my followers on Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ saw today…
Broken City (review)
I wouldn’t be surprised to learn that this script had been sitting around, unproduced, for 20 years, it’s that musty…
Arbitrage (review)
For all the satisfying ironies that are dished up, some of what we’re served is hopelessly naive.
Margin Call (review)
Wily humor and sly observations about the lives of these high rollers are the highlights. It’s when those give way to issues of morality that the film disappoints, just a little…
Friends with Kids (review)
Trying to figure what is the most offensive thing about this accidental mashup of 70s Woody Allen and Sex and the City…
On the Road (review)
If you didn’t know that Jack Kerouac’s novel was a seminal influence on postwar America, you would never, ever guess it from this lifeless, soulless, pointless adaptation.
