Movie Reviews

When We Leave Movie Review

But When We Leave concerns a different sort of misogyny, one culturally based less on contempt and rage than the impact of community censure on male dignity and even his shaky sense of masculinity. Sibel Kekilli is Umay in the film, a young wife and

The Green Hornet Movie Review

The wacky proceedings begin in the future free-lance vigilante's misbehaving boyhood, as Britt Reid is scolded by his stern newspaper publisher tycoon father (Tom Wilkinson) for getting into scrapes with bullies at school. In fairly rapid successio

Repo Chick Movie Review

The grumpy dynasty, presided over by among others, a weathered Karen Black as Aunt De la Chasse, extends to Pixxie a stipulation that she can regain her allowance. But only if she finds employment, despite the fact that she peddles her own line of g

Phil Ochs: There But for Fortune Film Review

And while Phil was most famous for sold-out engagements at venues like Carnegie Hall, he was also known to make impromptu appearances in support of the oppressed not only in the U.S. but in Africa, South America, and anywhere else around the planet

Rabbit Hole Film Review

The point of departure is eight months after the accident, which is where we find once happily-married Becca (Nicole Kidman) and Howie Corbett (Aaron Eckhart) not only still inconsolable but now emotionally estranged to boot. The Corbetts' problems

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