13 Hours is a well-made, violent, profane, difficult movie. The fact that it depicts real, important events makes it no …
Caring is a messy business, the movie tells us, sometimes quite literally. Blessed are those who get their hands dirty.
There are hanging corpses, self-harming delusions and jump scenes aplenty in this pointless pic. Mostly, though, The Forest shambles around …
It’s got a good—even earnest—heart when it comes to the never ending demands of fatherhood. But moviegoers are forced to …
Director Ericson Core drives a needle full of adrenaline into the original pic’s heart and blows the scope out to …
But for all its obvious craftsmanship, The Hateful Eight is ruined by its unremitting incivility.
This is a message movie, certainly, wearing its cautionary point of view on its toe tag.
With every sick, sad reference to sexual anatomy Fey and Poehler make, it just drags out longer and longer.
The movie’s name really says it all. Sure, it’s a big movie. An important movie, perhaps. But it left me …
While the surface story is pretty straightforward, there glides underneath (like the white whale itself) a spiritually tinged parable.
The spiritual ideas buried in this unsettling movie can be unearthed more easily in ways that don’t involve a goat …
A messy experience, any way you want to slice it.
I wish they’d left the profanity and sexual nods on the mat right along with the sweat and the blood. …
Based on an Oscar-winning Argentinean drama, this is a film that’s uncomfortable and sometimes downright difficult to watch.