Easily the best work of Derek Cianfrance’s 30-year career

Me Before You is like watching a Nicholas Sparks story without the absurdity.

The Lobster is a bit like contemplating the 10-pound sack of sugar at Costco.

Love & Friendship feels like an ornate beer stein filled with plain old Budweiser.

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 sadly feels more like a big fat disappointing sequel.

Knight of Cups will coerce you into contemplating the benefits of seppuku.

How to Be Single is a handful of very loosely connected subplots of extremely dubious distinction.

The Choice is every bit as banal as Wes Anderson’s film’s are quirky.

45 Years feels ripped from your own familial experiences.

A beautifully shot film with some very nice (but flawed) moments.

Brooklyn marks the transformation of Saoirse Ronan into one of Hollywood’s brightest and most talented young stars.

A loyal career cop takes on her biggest foe when she’s diagnosed with terminal cancer in the touching true-life film Freeheld. Laurel Hester (Julianne Moore) served with distinction as a police officer in Ocean County, New Jersey, for over two decades. Her career came to a premature end when Laurel was diagnosed with a very […]