REMEMBER ME
Mopey people have mopey romance with mopey film-lighting and mopey soundtrack. Then cheap-shot ending destroys any empathy you may have had for the film.
Mopey people have mopey romance with mopey film-lighting and mopey soundtrack. Then cheap-shot ending destroys any empathy you may have had for the film.
If you can get past the frenetic, nauseating, hand-held camerawork, you might actually enjoy this high-octane actioner about a rogue soldier trying to expose the truth about America’s mission in Iraq.
Cultures clash – and clash and clash and clash – in this clunky comedy that tries so very hard to manufacture conflict where there really isn’t any.
Tim Burton’s journey down the rabbit hole is something of a cinematic mish-mash: partly fantastic, partly disappointing... and, entirely, needlessly in 3D.
Haunting and disturbing, with a performance by Mo'Nique that you won't be able to shake for days, Precious is difficult to watch, but tells a story that needs to be told.
Better sit on a plastic bag, because The Hurt Locker is so intense that you may just soil yourself.
Jeff Bridges has already earned a slew of award nominations for his work in this redemption drama, but it would have been nice if the film itself had as much “for your consideration”-worthy material for the rest of its cast.
The Blind Side has nothing but noble intentions. It is a feel-good movie with an inarguably positive and noble message. It's just too bad that it is kind of bland.
We. Love. The Oscars! See the full list of nominees and winners, check out The Best and Worst of the Oscars, and see how we did on our annual blatherings of Oscars 2010: Picks and Predictions (Who Should Win, Who Will Win, and Who Was Left Out). But what you really want to know is what we thought of the movies, right? So check out our reviews of Avatar, The Hurt Locker, Precious, District 9, Crazy Heart, Up, A Single Man, The Blind Side, Up In the Air, Julie & Julia, A Serious Man, and more!
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|