28 Years Later: The Bone Temple excels in its ability to create such a thought-provoking character study against a fearful, chaotic and downright crazy backdrop.
What distinguishes I, Poppy from many contemporary documentaries on agrarian distress is its refusal to offer a final reckoning or closure.
Director and co-writer Tom Gormican takes a big swing by eschewing the typical remake
route in favor of something meta and funny for a change.
James Cameron has once again pulled a tremendous feat in giving us a stunning technical marvel, even though his comprehensive storytelling bites more than he can chew.
The film dazzles in fragments, rarely allowing the viewer to step back and comprehend the full shape of the era it depicts.
Calorie may not have the tidiest structure or the sharpest dialogue, but its emotional integrity is unmistakable.
Secret of a Mountain Serpent shapes a layered experiential universe, evocative in mood and detail, and offers a richly imagined exploration of desire and displacement.
Wicked: For Good may not reach the levels of the first film, but it remains a wonderful work of technical excellence and profound emotional impact.
Writer-director Jalmari Helander doubles the propulsive thrills and mayhem in this long chase movie of an action-packed sequel.
Nearly a decade later after Jon M. Chu’s second movie, franchise newcomer Ruben Fleischer manages to course-correct the long-awaited third movie with a mostly entertaining result.