What a pleasure to see at age 70 Martin Scorsese, into the latter stage of his career, deliver one more sprawling crime picture, in this ...

David Gordon Green’s dreamy feature debut renowned for its swath of Terrence Malick affectations feels even more warm and inviting fourte...

Steve McQueen’s already celebrated picture consciously manages to find a medium ground between the intimate and avant-garde roots of his ...

The story and science of renowned astro-physicist Stephen Hawking was given the Errol Morris cinematic treatment in A Brief History of Ti...

There’s very little to praise in Saturn 3, the much-maligned Razzy-nominated science-fiction film from 1980, which appears like a stain o...

Thomas Hardy’s tragic 19th century novel adapted as a luscious period film by Roman Polanski is a unique notch on his filmography rarely...

With today’s eyes this version of the Battle of Thermopylae serves only ‘Sword and Sandal’ genre enthusiasts (although this one was Gree...

Ok, Daily Film Dose is not daily any more. It’s not dead, in fact very much alive (in my head). I’ve been it for over 7 years and I’ve never...

Notable at the time for being an expensive flop, this audacious story of a covert CIA operation to quite literally raise the H.M.S. Titan...

Though having only five dramatic feature films under his belt Terence Davies has been dubbed the greatest living British filmmaker. And th...

Boyhood (dir. Richard Linklater) A phenomenal achievement, shooting a film over 12 years charting the course of a child's life f...

Skeleton Twins (dir. Craig Johnson) This high wattage comedy asserts Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader as a contemporary classic comic ...

Captivated: The Trials of Pamela Smart (dir. Jeremiah Zagar) Appropriately titled Jeremiah Zagar brings us back into the salacious...

The Kristen Stewart starrer Camp X-Ray highlights a light load on this first day. Also included below are capsules for two other fine films ...