Reviews

Toy Story 3 tugs at the heartstrings as much as it thrills, and the result is a near-perfect blockbuster for film-goers of any age.

One of the most unique film experiences of the year, I Am Love is a tour de force synthesis of narrative, visuals, and score.

This unique examination of the street art scene toes the line between doc and mock, and does so brilliantly.

Director Debra Granik's Southern suspense drama is a resounding success, thanks in no small part to the extraordinary lead performance of Jennifer Lawrence.

This hauntingly atmospheric space flick is small-scale sci-fi at its best.

Jean-Pierre Jeunet's new and "intriguing" dark comedy hits its mark as one of the most entertaining movie experiences of the year.

A tense and brilliant crime drama from one of South Korea's best directors.

This is the best non-Pixar CGI film yet made.

This savage-tongued political farce is hands-down the funniest movie of 2009.

Unlike any addiction movie you've seen, The Hurt Locker is 2009's best film.

Spike Jonze goes light-years beyond the scope of the typical kid film in his adaptation of the beloved children's book.

Up takes flight among the very best of Pixar's works.

Star Trek does an exemplary job of reviving the franchise without being overly reverential.

This tense Israeli anti-war story is an incredible piece of film-making, putting the audience in the claustrophobic confines of an IDF tank for the entirety of the film.

Inception is one of the purest acts of world-building to come out of Hollywood in years.