Paranoia (Review)
Nothing to recommend this dud
Tag: Drama
The Butler (Review)
A heavy-handed, powerful history lesson
Blue Jasmine (Review)
Woody Allen shoots his “Streetcar”
The Hunt (Review)
A stark, sensitive Scandinavian drama
Crystal Fairy (Review)
And the Magical Cactus and 2012 is movie’s full title
Lovelace (Review)
The “Deep Throat” star tells her story
Only God Forgives (Review)
Ryan Gosling has the lead, but Kristin Scott Thomas is the star
Fruitvale Station (Review)
The hot Sundance film with Michael B. Jordan
Byzantium (Review)
Vampire drama from Neil Jordan
The Attack (Review)
The life of an Arab in Israel is devastated
The East (Review)
Eco-terrorism states its case, dramatically
The Reluctant Fundamentalist (Review)
A compelling political drama
At Any Price (Review)
Is Zac Efron the young Dennis Quaid?
Great Gatsby (Review)
Extravagant, electric and long.
Angels’ Share (Review)
Get ur best brogue on for this whisky heist from Ken Loach
The Company You Keep (Review)
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Mud (Review)
Even though Matthew McConaughey is the star, he’s not the lead.
42 (review)
The new Jackie Robinson biopic is earnest and sometimes succeeds.
Place Beyond the Pines (review)
R. Gosling and B. Cooper are just 2 reasons to see this compelling drama.
Spring Breakers (review)
Four chicks go to Fla for vaca and end up involved with a very funky gangster (James Franco with braids and gold teeth). There’s about
Gangster Squad
In 1949 Hollywood, a gangster from New York (Sean Penn) muscles his way into the West Coast crime syndicates. To bring him down, a renegade
Stand Up Guys
The film starts as Al Pacino gets out of prison after 28 years. He’s met by his best friend, Christopher Walken, and they spend one
Quartet
This year’s “Exotic Marigold Hotel” in so many ways: a group of (even more) elderly interact, look back at their lives and face the inevitable
Side Effects
Channing Tatum gets out of jail for insider trading and his loving wife (Rooney Mara) is having trouble with depression. Her shrink (Jude Law) recommends