Reviews

Filmmaking so safe and ineffectual that it might as well not exist at all.

Even Dumber Than You're Expecting

Hop probably could have been a lot worse.

An uneasy mixture of infantile humor and the problems of maturity, Hall Pass feels like a very good movie smashed into a very mediocre one.

Its absurd premise isn't entirely fulfilled, but the raunchy humor is raucous enough to make up for Hot Tub Time Machine's shortcomings.

Eastwood meditates on death, and life, and the interplay between the two in his elegiac new film.

Although it has its moments, this adaptation of half of a novel feels like a very long half of a movie.

A bizarre and occasionally transfixing character study, Hesher is worth a look for any fan of Joseph Gordon-Levitt.

A smile-inducing film, albeit one that aims well short of adult audiences.

Less fully-formed movie than proof-of-concept, Haywire nonetheless squeaks by on the merits of its brutally magnetic heroine, and some killer action scenes.

The Making of Psycho, and the 2d Dysfunctional Hitch of the Season

Hanna makes for a transfixing visual and aural experience, and its central performance from Saoirse Ronan turns it from a standard chase thriller into something truly captivating.

Absurdly gory, eminently quotable, and top-to-bottom fucked, Hobo with a Shotgun is trash cinema tribute done right.

This melancholic look at crime in Britain is one of the best vigilante films in years.

Affable performances and engagingly raunchy writing make it hard not to laugh at Horrible Bosses.