Spielberg’s strong morality tale against greed is as spectacular as it is funny – my favourite of the Indiana Jones films.
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Spielberg’s strong morality tale against greed is as spectacular as it is funny – my favourite of the Indiana Jones films.
Stone’s take on the greed and problematic ethics of Wall Street remains relevant though there is a sense of mechanical dullness to the proceedings – interesting but not particularly compelling.
Stone’s Oscar-winning film retains its power and authenticity, and ranks as one of the best Vietnam War movies ever made.
Has its moments of awe-inspiring grandeur, but the film is unable to sustain in its final act despite Spielberg’s assured direction.
Spielberg’s overdrawn drama is a safe if underwhelming adaptation of Alice Walker’s landmark novel.ย ย
For better or worse, it feels like you are watching a book unfold in this beautiful if unbalanced adaptation of Thomas Hardyโs well-studied novel.
Mannโs slick, underappreciated cool fever dream about undercover agents infiltrating a drug trafficking ring is more intelligent and impressionistic a work than any Hollywood studio would dare to admit.
Wong’s English-language debut could be his weakest film, though there are moments of soulfulness to savour.
This beautifully-shot documentary is a visual tone poem, as filmmaker Elizabeth Lo tenderly captures several street dogs in Turkey, almost entirely from the โdogโs eyeโ view.
An entertaining De Palma crime-and-justice classic set in Prohibition-era Chicago, featuring indelible supporting work by Sean Connery and a rousingly emotional score by Ennio Morricone.