The Good Dinosaur
/Instead of the “meteorite that wasn’t,” Pixar would have been better leaving this as the “film that wasn’t.”
Read MoreInstead of the “meteorite that wasn’t,” Pixar would have been better leaving this as the “film that wasn’t.”
Read MoreKnowing doesn’t excel in one particular area of the science fiction genre, but its moody atmosphere generates enough mystery to keep it interesting.
Read MoreThe Salesman centers on the decaying relationship between a schoolteacher, Emad, and his wife Rana after a traumatic home invasion.
Read MoreWatching The Host is like if somebody strapped you to a chair made of sandpaper and rusty nails, and drained all your brain fluids through a needle.
Read MoreDirector David Fincher and screenwriter Eric Roth present a film about the inevitable slow release of death (and this film).
Read MoreAnomalisa does everything with precision, creating a fascinating stop-motion experience.
Read MoreThe Iron Giant (1999) is a film that you appreciate more as you grow older…
Read MoreThe Andersonian style isn’t as polished as his other works, but where it triumphs is, for all the vague atmosphere, it still creates a beautiful character arc with Steve Zissou…
Read MoreTulio and Miguel skid through life with a little help from ball-shaped armadillos, volcanic eruptions, and Elton John musical montages, and the nonstop outrageousness of their incidental success is hilarious…
Read MoreIn Pacific Rim (2013), the Kaiju arise from The Breach, a crevice in the Pacific Ocean, and lay waste to coastal cities like San Francisco and Tokyo. Nobody knows who they are or where they came from or what they want (and neither does the audience by time the credits roll), but everyone realizes that this isn’t pest control—this is extermination…
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