Reviews

‘The Fifth Estate’ Review: Here’s How to Not Make a Compelling Origin Story

Editor’s note: Our review of The Fifth Estate originally ran during this year’s TIFF, but we’re re-posting it as the… Read More

‘Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.’ Review: The Show’s First Great Episode

Agents of SHIELD finally delivers its first solid episode, courtesy of writer Jeffrey Bell, who cut his teeth on The… Read More

‘Homeland’ Review: “You Belong Here” in the ‘Tower of David’

The last time we saw Homeland’s Nicholas Brody (Damian Lewis), he was at the Canadian border, being framed for the… Read More

‘Captain Phillips’ Review: Tom Hanks Gives a Career-Best Performance in Moving, Tension-Filled True…

‘Captain Phillips’ Review: Tom Hanks Gives a Career-Best Performance in Moving, Tension-Filled True StoryEditor’s note: Kate’s review of Captain Phillips originally… Read More

‘Escape From Tomorrow’ Review: Where A Kid Can Be Scarred For Life

by Michael TreveloniEditor’s note: Michael’s review of Escape From Tomorrow originally ran during this year’s Fantastic Fest, but we’re re-running… Read More

‘Romeo and Juliet’ Review: Star-Cross This One Off Your Must-See List

If you’re a product of the public school system in the United States, then you were probably subjected to “Romeo… Read More

‘Homeland’ Review: Things That Make You Go ‘Uh…Oh…Ah…’

Terrorism is a blunt, imprecise force by design. Anti-terrorism is a blunt, imprecise force by necessity.That’s essentially Homeland’s big statement… Read More

‘Runner Runner’ Goes South With a Donk Bet and Ends the Game On a Junk Hand

Richie Furst (Justin Timberlake) was a Wall Street hot-shot once upon a time, but when the economy tanked so did… Read More

‘Abuse of Weakness’ Review: Like Being Trapped Inside Catherine Breillat’s Addled Mind

In 2004, French director Catherine Breillat (Romance, Fat Girl, The Last Mistress) suffered a massive stroke that left one side… Read More

‘A.C.O.D.’ Review: Adam Scott Gets Elevated to Leading Man Status

Editor’s note: Allison’s review of A.C.O.D. originally ran during this year’s Sundance Film Festival, but we’re re-running it now as… Read More