For a film that begins with a divorce hearing, Asghar Farhadi’s 2011 Iranian film “A Separation” tries to show how far…
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Well, I do not even know where to start! “The Grand Budapest Hotel” was one of my most anticipated films this…
The 1980s saw no bigger name in comedy than Dan Aykroyd. The SNL alum had starring roles (along with assisting…
Much like the “Alien” franchise, the most interesting aspect of the “M:I” films is the game of directorial musical chairs…
“The Raid: Redemption” by Writer/Director Gareth Huw Evans is violent, bloody, and unforgiving. That it ends in a logical, almost…
The latest film from Mikael Håfström, “Escape Plan’s” greatest accomplishment is not its action sequences or it’s budget, but, surprisingly, it’s…
Nicholas Stoller, a graduate of the so-called Apatow school of comedy, directs “Neighbors,” a film that is uncharacteristically short for Apatow’s…
With money comes power. This simple fact has been used as the basis for many stories throughout film history —…
“The Amazing Spider-man 2” proves you can only have as many as three villains in a film to have the narrative…
I think Studio Ghibli’s greatest strength lies in its ability to have something that initially feels like there really isn’t…