Reviews

Instead of traveling in time physically, Evan Treborn (Kutcher) can somehow travel back inhabiting his own body and manipulate events in his life, which have effects on the people around him as well.

I just finished watching Patty Jenkins' film Monster and I'm completely impressed.

Another masterwork from Jeunet. That is what springs to my mind whenever I think about this film.

The love back home at Cold Mountain, South Carolina is Ada (Nicole Kidman), a preachers (Donald Sutherland) daughter who has been brought to the country after leading a socialites life back in Charleston.

Peter Pan is a movie that works well for kids and adults alike, making it a perfect film for the family to see together.

Obviously, this is a straight-up concept film, and like most concept films, it inevitably falls short of the mysterious promise it exhibits early on, when everything is still up in the air.

I've saved commentary on the film's ending for my own; much ado has been made of the fact that, several times within the film's last 20 minutes, the film appears about to end, but does not.

There will be times while watching this movie where you will laugh, and at there will be times when it may move you to tears, but regardless of either of those things, you will love this family.

At night, they share a bed together so the mother always knows where Erika is, and if there is a time when she is gone past her regular schedule, the mother calls every few minutes to keep some semblance of control.

I think that there was a (failed) attempt to transfer what was happening on the screen to affect the viewer. The storm was a good example of this, instead of feeling cold and “weathered”, I felt annoyed...