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The Social Network Movie Review
Just about the opposite of Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, though money rarely takes a nap in The Social Network either, while Oliver Stone denounces avarice and financial gluttony, the latter movie tends to revel and wallow in it.
Taking Father Home DVD Review: In Search Of China
If all the world's a stage, then resorting to just that when faced with a shoestring movie production budget may be just the cure. Immensely resourceful and inspired Chinese filmmaker Ying Liang has crafted his debut feature, Taking Father Home [Be
Buried Movie Review: Much Too Close For Comfort Chiller
Horror can also come in small packages. Even a coffin, as the no frills, literally underground thriller Buried impressively confirms.
Howl Movie Review: Angel Headed Hipsters Revisited
While biopics may be about the rebirth of a human subject in a movie, reinvention is another matter. And remaking human beings in one's own image is best left to the business of religion, rather than filmmakers.
The Girl Cut In Two: Chabrol’s Astute Dissection Of Women
The late French cinematic master Claude Chabrol crafted The Girl Cut In Two as follow-up to Comedy Of Power in more ways than one.
