Shut Up and Play the Hits
LCD Soundsystem takes their final bow to fans everywhere with this documentary about their retirement show at Madison Square Garden.
Author: Juan Barquin
Trishna (2011)
Winterbottom’s adaptation of Hardy’s novel provides an interesting character study for Pinto, who does an amazing job even when the script lets her down.
Safety Not Guaranteed
Low budget flicks don’t always fare well, but Safety Not Guaranteed has a lot of heart and a talented crew that takes it further than one would ever expect.
Jeff, Who Lives At Home
Mark and Jay Duplass offer audiences everywhere a chance to explore coincidence and unhappiness with their latest feature.
(500) Days of Summer
Marc Webb’s debut film accurately captures the sheer stupidity that comes with falling for someone, even when they might not be the right one for you.
Magic Mike
While it only has an average story, Magic Mike drops its pants and delivers a whole lot of fun.
Score (1974)
A look at Radley Metzger’s adult film from the early seventies that explores sexuality better than most modern films do.
Kingdom of Heaven
Ridley Scott’s delivers a great historical epic that proves to be one of the best depictions of the Crusades to date.
I Killed My Mother
Xavier Dolan’s feature debut is an average flick with a lot of missteps and one marvelous performance.
Take This Waltz
Take This Waltz presents a harsh look at unhappiness in relationships and how fleeting love can be.
