Makes you yearn for the action nuances of Michael Bay

Let’s hope Visa doesn’t get any ideas…

A Pot Comedy of Philosophical Proportions

Erasing David is an interesting film that eventually looses steam — lost under the weight of what feels like far too much manufactured tension.

Stephin Merritt seems like a pretty intense guy. At least that’s the impression I got of the uber-talented musician after watching Strange Powers: Stephin Merritt and the Magnetic Fields.

Jailbait that knows how to rock.

Like his other documentaries, Moore gets too much in the way of his message.

Filmmaker Jeff Deutchman has crafted the definitive documentary chronicling the hours leading up to and following the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States. The only question is, is the film really necessary yet?

This rock mockumentary is a harmless, enjoyable piece of fluff.

Documentary filmmaker Steve James is no stranger to sports. Rising to fame in 1994 with his critically hailed documentary Hoop Dreams, James has gone on to direct and produce a wide assortment of sports-related films — both features and documentaries.
His latest, No Crossover: The Trial of Allen Iverson, is part of ESPN’s 30 for 30 [...]

A tearjerker true story about a man and his incredibly loyal dog.

Watching Crying With Laughter, audiences can rest easy in the knowledge that they are viewing the entrance of one of tomorrow’s best filmmakers.

For those who aren’t strict traditionalists, Alice is an engaging reworking of the book with more action.

MacGruber is the perfect throwback to those terrible action movies you grew up watching — but seen through the eyes of a borderline-retarded, television-obsessed man-child.

Lemmy’s like the Energizer Bunny, only he’s hopped up on beer, cigarettes, and amphetamines.

Google Baby may be a hard film to watch because of the subject matter but it is essential viewing nonetheless.

When Bourne isn‘t available you call in Roy Miller…

There is stuff shown in Serbian Film that you have never seen before — unless you have a predilection for canvassing the darker corners of the Internet — and there are things in the movie that you will never forget.

To be a man, sometimes you have to lose a pair.

French prison drama that exceeds on nearly every level