Goon (2011)
Seann William Scott plays a bouncer-turned-hockey-player in a quite violent, foul-mouthed sport dramedy.
Category: film reviews
Goonies, The
The Goonies’ greatest achievement in film history is making children believe that there could be a treasure map in their attics, that there could be a pirate’s ship hidden in a mysterious cave in the middle of nowhere, and that there could be a pirate’s treasure hidden somewhere.
Goynar Baksho
A ghost establishes a one-way relationship with her stuttering niece-in-law, who helps her save her precious jewelry box, and in turn expands their story through three generations of women.
Grand Budapest Hotel, The
The Grand Budapest Hotel’s best act is Ralph Fiennes by a very long shot.
Grande Bellezza, La
The Great Beauty presents us a glimpse into this modern Rome through the eyes of one man: Jep Gambardella.
Gravity (2013)
Alfonso Cuarón’s sci-fi action piece is just as much a meditation on life, death, and humanity’s will to survive as it is an engaging thrill ride.
Great Gatsby, The (2013)
For all its faults, Baz Luhrmann delivers an entertaining, unsubtle, aesthetically pleasing movie that will be sure to annoy plenty.
Great Magician, The
The Great Magician is, above all, a comedy that entwines some mild fantasy and romance within an historical setting.
