Author: Neil Miller

There’s a certain amount of restraint that must be used when making a “quirky” comedy. You must be offbeat, but you can’t be too weird,…

In order to make an excellent documentary, you’d have to be many things. One thing is that you have to have a keen eye for…

If this review were an open letter, it would be addressed to actresses all across Hollywood. In recent years, I’ve bemoaned (on their behalf) the…

On one day here at SXSW, I set out to get my fix of documentaries. Luckily, there were two docs playing that day that were…

Documentaries that rock, about people that rock. That seems to be my critical kryptonite. Despite the fact that it was silly and a tad schmaltzy,…

You will like it for what it is. That is usually a cop out line, used by critics who are in the process of defending…

When director Sebastian Gutierrez woke up this morning, he probably saw his day ending a little differently. Just a little, I’m sure. He was likely…

While much of Hollywood is still struggling to find balance amidst the wash of the 3D and IMAX explosion, there is an organization that has…

With an energetic opening that signals an upbeat and well-soundtracked tone, Barry Munday introduces us to its title character, played by Patrick Wilson. He’s a…