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REVIEW: Get Him to the Greek
Some movies really do need to come with a health warning. “Get Him to the Greek,” for instance, should inform all moviegoers that that it packs enough laughs in under two hours to make you hurt all...
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REVIEW: The One I Love
It is not uncommon to see movies tackling troubled relationships, as human relationships and conflict are often two crucial building blocks of any great story. “The One I Love” puts a couple on the...
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REVIEW: Listen Up Philip
If you were to put a gun to my head (but I hope you wouldn’t) and asked me to a name a novelistic film, I would most likely offer up “The Place Beyond the Pines.” The rich detail provided in the...
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REVIEW: High-Rise
Fantastic Fest If Ben Wheatley’s achievement in High-Rise were likened to anything, it might have to be juggling fire. Not merely content to cautiously play with fire, he lights a few torches and...
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REVIEW: Truth
Here’s something that generally serves as harbinger for an undeveloped movie: if a movie has to say its title multiple times to continually telegraph its themes. Bonus points if said theme is also the...
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REVIEW: Queen of Earth
Alex Ross Perry’s latest film, “Queen of Earth,” recalls the work of filmmakers like Ingmar Bergman and John Cassavettes in its visual style. Yet in its dialogue and story, the film feels a bit like...
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