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Captain
America: Brave New World
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Captain America: Brave New World
is nothing extravagant, but that's what makes it feel different among its more
recent peers.
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Paddington
in Peru
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It brings no pleasure to say that
this movie falls well short of the previous two.
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The
Gorge
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The Gorge sets out to do two
distinct things, and it succeeds at both.
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You,
Me & Her
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When the movie does blatantly go for comedy and wisdom, it's a strained effort.
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Sly
Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)
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It's probing and curious about the nature of celebrity
and the influence of Stone's music.
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I
Love You Forever
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What's fascinating about the film is how the tone here shifts,
until it's difficult to remember just how breezily and light-heartedly the tale
begins.
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The
Dead Thing
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It's a haunting film, in terms of both what's on the surface and the sense of
melancholy it so effectively creates.
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Timestalker
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Timestalker is a clever idea in need of some substance.
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Universal
Language
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It's funny enough that the underlying sincerity of this
material is sneaky and becomes fairly poignant by the end.
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Rounding
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The movie is genuinely compelling when it dramatizes the constant strain on a doctor's body and mind. Everything
else either gets in the way or feels like an idea in need of more attention.
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Becoming
Led Zeppelin
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Wisely, MacMahon revolves the entire film
around these interviews.
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Bridget
Jones: Mad About the Boy
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Bridget is older and
wiser, and in big and subtle ways, this sequel reflects those changes in
the character.
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