Reviews

Judd Appatow's latest is the John Cassavetes version of a sitcom

The Magic, and the Technology, Aren't Quite There for Peter Jackson's Return to Middle-Earth

The Undead Romance Finally Passes Away

Mindless But Painless Sequel

An unusually heartfelt teen story

Less a narrative about Scientology and more an examination of what drives people to question and need answers, The Master becomes an intimate film about what it means to lack purpose set amidst history.

Not a Classic At-Bat, but Clint and Amy Adams Make the Play

Should Have Been Pruned

Grumpy Old Mercenaries

Attempting to get out from the specter of Matt Damon, the fourth Bourne movie manages to create a fun riff on a formula that still works, but still struggles to define itself as anything unique to an already codified series.

Not Smart Or Funny Enough To Deserve A Vote

Unmemorable and Unnecessary Remake

The Title May Say Watch, But You Don’t Have To

A showcase for the considerable talents of Michelle Williams, Take This Waltz is a nuanced take on familiar romantic comedy tropes that wrings real drama out of the most stock of premises.

Christopher Nolan Ends His Saga With a Weighty Bang