Not exactly fully-developed, but interesting nonetheless – this is an animation about an apocalyptic world that is more suitable for teenagers than kids.
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Not exactly fully-developed, but interesting nonetheless – this is an animation about an apocalyptic world that is more suitable for teenagers than kids.
Nelson Mandela and the South African rugby team compete for storytelling attention in Clint Eastwood’s decent sports biopic.
J.J. Abrams makes a complete transition from television director to blockbuster filmmaker with this stunning ‘Star Trek’ remake.
Continue reading →A respectable effort by Almodovar that balances melodrama with the mystery-thriller.
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This is highly-accomplished raunchy comedy filmmaking for the modern age, and no doubt one of the best films of 2009.
Continue reading →Cary Fukunagaโs first feature is an emotional, but brutal take on the immigrantโs journey atop freight trains across gang-infested Mexico.
Continue reading →Sporadically engaging, this poetic if bleak drama sees director Claire Denis returning to Africa to shine the spotlight on racial strife and civil war once again.
Continue reading →A terrific mystery-thriller directed by the supremely talented Bong Joon-ho that is an absolute must-watch.
Continue reading →A light-hearted if sometimes explicit take on raising a family (and a home) by the ever reliable Sam Mendes.
Continue reading →One would expect no less from a filmmaker hell-bent in making you severely depressed and squirmy โ in the name of art, but what beautiful, sensationalizing art.