Margaret (2011)
Margaret has its masterful moments, but its ambitions to achieve a grand-scale, operatic tale of pure emotion fall flat.
Margaret has its masterful moments, but its ambitions to achieve a grand-scale, operatic tale of pure emotion fall flat.
Benh Zeitlin’s debut isn’t quite the masterpiece that everyone makes it out to be, but instead a mixed bag of good and bad ideas helped along by solid performances.
LCD Soundsystem takes their final bow to fans everywhere with this documentary about their retirement show at Madison Square Garden.
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.
Dark Horse is a bizarre drama following the life of Abe, a nearly forty-year-old man still living at home with mom and dad and reluctantly working for his father’s company.
The Dictator is the latest endeavor of Sacha Baron Cohen at humor with social commentary.
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.
Mark and Jay Duplass offer audiences everywhere a chance to explore coincidence and unhappiness with their latest feature.