Movie Reviews

It's easily one of the year’s best animated movies and a cinematic spectacle well worth experiencing for yourself.

If the culture is regressing back to tame Hallmark-style love stories that prize tears over complexity, brace yourself for more schmaltz to come.

“Last Days” is a scattered, superficial depiction of a sad tale that requires deeper analysis. 

A few heavy-handed stabs at commentary aside, “Queens of the Dead” gets by with good, flirty cheer.

A soulful and meditative character study of a depressed artist laid bare.

It’s telling that a film about aliens judging the rottenness of our species comes from a Greek filmmaker using America as a setting.

“Shelby Oaks” is a film that plays like a checklist of clichés, a movie that so aggressively employs techniques we’ve seen work better elsewhere that it becomes almost numbing.

"Hedda" is a movie whose ambitions I admire, but whose execution is lacking.

It’s about the mysteries of the human heart. Its exploration of these subtle depths is sensitive, as are its conclusions.

Cerveza has found a way to take an old story and comment on something new without fundamentally altering the source material.