Drama

Entertaining but manipulative, this Oscar-nominated film goes a little too far out of its way to distort the factual events upon which it is based.

A necessary edition to any classic film fan's library.

A resonant movie, especially, perhaps, for us writers, so often living in our imaginations and through our characters.

Needless to say, Sabotage is bound to be simply another blip on Schwarzenegger’s continuing saga to get back into the Hollywood game.

Highly recommended for martial arts and action fans, with the nearly perfect video/audio and excellent extras.

While far from a character driven independent outing, Odd Thomas is the best film on both Sommers’ and Koontz’s big screen resumes.

The Book Thief makes a wonderful adaptation of a great book by ditching the parts of the novel that don't translate well on screen, and finding a fresh, personal perspective on 1940s Germany.

The ambitious feature-film debut from director David Gordon Green remains thought-provoking, if unfocused.

A definite recommend for those who like their horror more psychological than throwing buckets of gore at the audience.

You’ll be checking your watch often, even if the movie is nowhere near as bad as its RottenTomatoes score makes it seem.