Even as a nine-year-old with limited experience in critical thinking in cinema I remember being disappointed with the sequel to 'Raider...

While the terrifying depiction of the wolves in 'The Grey' has been the centre of the praise directed toward this film, for me it’s ...

It would be hard to argue against 'E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial' being Steven Spielberg’s best film, the one film that fulfills all t...

Those who don’t know Mario Kassar and Andrew Vajna would certainly identify them from the shiny Carolco logo which appeared at the head of s...

In celebration of the Blu-ray debut of the Indy Jones series, and using a vote from Fanboys and Fangirls (from a post several years ago), Da...

One of the most critically and commercially successful films for France at the time has the misfortune of losing its lustre over the years. ...

Even between the ridiculous base characterizations, the awful dialogue and the Harlequin romance-novel plotting, there’s a spark in 'Ti...

It seems that a big-screen documentary accompaniment to a big-selling album is now a requisite for emerging pop artists. Over the last few y...

What a magnificent Criterion discovery, a long since forgotten (at least in mainstream cinephilia) silent masterpiece comparable to the reve...

After a decade of attempted franchise-starters capitalizing on the success of 'The Lord of the Rings', Rupert Sanders’ so-called re-...

Perhaps the ultimate cinephile's playground, 'Room 237' is a fun look into the detailed obsessions of devoted fans of Stanley Ku...

With almost no dialogue, a wisp of a story and a vigorous repetition of images and sound Terrence Malick has entered full-on self-indulgent...

Despite its faults, glaring plot holes and unanswered questions, Rian Johnson's inspired and energetic direction injects the sci-fi act...

A log line certainly does not do this film justice. It's a marvelous evolving story, which starts out with a happenstance meeting at a n...