Genres

Once it finds it footing, the laughs rarely stop. Sight gags and verbal puns come fast and furious.

The best film on both Sommers' and Koontz’s big screen resumes.

Our last stop through the doldrums of the Hollywood wastelands that are January and February.

Trek Nation is a celebration of the wonder and importance of Star Trek, a heartwarming documentary that reminds you of just why you love this little show that could, or why you should.

Not just the best movie of the year, the best movie for many a year.

It’s all just a way to string along the plot to the big reveal which is about the only thing that leaves an impression; the title is all you’re bound to remember.

There’s a clue that you’re watching a Luc Besson film. It comes in the form of a bazooka showing up in the first 10 minutes.

Grace Lee Boggs activist, writer, feminist is above all an evolutionary. In the documentary 'American Revolutionary: The Evolution of Grace Lee Boggs' Boggs suggests the hope for America lies within each of us. First, we must care about our own well being, then we must demonstrate our care for our fellow citizens. In that way lies our own peace and fulfillment.

Could Criterion release a new version merely four years later that could better that presentation? Not really.

Unfortunately, A Field in England only results in blank-faced screen-watching, never living up to the hype.