Reviews

Kino Lorber People are living in the Iranian town of Bad City, but there is very little life. A dry riverbed is home to an…

The Weinstein Company Twenty years after Tim Burton’s greatest achievement, Ed Wood, he’s teamed up once again with screenwriters Scott Alexander and Larry Karaszwewski to…

Open Road Films The idea of incarceration, whether justified or unlawful, is terrifying, and when solitary confinement and torture are added to the mix the thought…

Sony Pictures Classics Alice Howland (Julianne Moore) is a beautiful, intelligent, respected, accomplished linguistics professor, but she’s also starting to forget things. Nothing big ‐ a…

Universal Pictures Here’s a pleasant surprise: Dumb and Dumber To is a success. This, of course, comes with some qualifications. As a sequel to 1994’s…

Tribeca Film It’s a known fact that one out of every three indie films is essentially a low budget riff on The Big Chill –…

Paramount Pictures Movies about the African-American Civil Rights Movement are and always have been in a strange place. The events of the period are a…

Roadside Attractions Times were rough when America was just starting out, and Tommy Lee Jones’s The Homesman (based on the novel by Glendon Swarthout) does…

Ketchup Entertainment Cayden Richards (Lucas Till) is a popular high school quarterback with wealthy parents, a hot girlfriend and not a single worry in the…