Reviews

Kubrick's approach to The Killing is methodical and one can say, distant, as we see all the preparations for the heist.

Again, what remains after RKO's cuts deserves its reputation, but the cuts are obvious whether or not you're aware of the movie's history.

You can't stay "submerged", and as many hits as Rake has taken in his life, and as many hits as he takes in this film, he keeps coming back up to complete his mission; first, for the money, but then because he knows he has to.

There is an early scene of Oscar being visited in jail by his mom, beautifully played by Oscar winner Octavia Spencer, that we suspect implies the film is going to end with Oscar back in jail, but the placement of the scene almost confuses us due to its chronological place in the story and I don't t...

The director of Lock Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels attempts to reinvent the Bond action action movie with 2024's Argylle, an action thriller that is stupid with state of the art production values, but like last year's Best Picture winner Everything Everywhere All at Once eventually falters thanks t...

I've seen a handful of Vincente Minnelli's musical and films and I've enjoyed them all, so I was looking forward to this one.

But to go back to what I just said, the film is fine entertainment.

Krumholtz has been in the business since he was a child, making his film debut in the 1993 Michael J Fox comedy Life with Mikey, and though he has worked steadily since, most people don't know him by name, but he is a talented actor and he does make this film worth a look.

De Palma puts forth all the noir elements necessary in this film, but chooses to focus on the psyche of Jack and Sally, instead of the murder and the conspiracy themselves.

The film follows Alicia Huberman (Ingrid Bergman), the daughter of a convicted Nazi spy, who is reluctantly recruited for a job by T.R.