Spirited Away
With Spirited Away, Hayao Miyazaki reminds audiences that he is a true master of animated film by providing realistic characters and an interesting story that truly enchants viewers.
Author: Juan Barquin
Arthur (2011)
Although the recently released remake of Arthur is a bit different than its original, it’s definitely worth a watch if you enjoy a sweet story with a good amount laughs.
Bad Teacher
Adding to the already lengthy list of less than mediocre comedies this year, Bad Teacher needs no more warning than the word “bad” being in its own title.
Friends with Benefits
However much its characters may have been attempting to avoid Hollywood clichés, Friends With Benefits ends up playing out like just any other average, romantic comedy.
Meek’s Cutoff
With a slow pace and a focus on landscape and expressions, Meek’s Cutoff is a fine look at just how far minimalist filmmaking has progressed.
Cracks (2009)
Jordan Scott’s first feature-length film shows us just how important desire can be to desperate and isolated young women.
Single Man, A
Tom Ford does a marvelous job with his debut, presenting a simple but powerful film about life, love, and loss.
Attack the Block
Joe Cornish’s feature film debut, Attack the Block, is a stellar ’80s creature feature that was never made.
