Movie Reviews

A touching eulogy for an actress of substance who was also a big personality.

It doesn't add up to much, and it evaporates from the mind as soon as it's over.

For an eight-episode watch amongst a vast sea of dreck, this is damn good stuff.

There’s enough to like here to forgive a film whose ambition exceeds its reach.

The relentless pace generates enough of an endorphin rush to power the movie beyond plausibility nitpicking.

“The American Revolution” is rich with detail and vibrant with intellectual filmmaking that seeks to serve as a definitive record of its subject.

"In Your Dreams" is a wise and touching story about the challenges of family and of change.

“Arco” is pleasingly, gently prismatic, if never quite groundbreaking.

“Rebuilding” is a gentle, empathetic ode to resilience, a story of a man at a crossroads he never planned to visit.

Ultimately, it's a tedious genre exercise undone by an undercooked narrative and its allergy to mystery.