Review: Unbroken
Unbroken has a massive built-in audience: There are the millions who read Laura Hillenbrand’s riveting book, millions…
Night at the Museum 3 Review
If you and your family have a tradition of going to see a movie on Christmas day and…
Review: Big Eyes
When you hear Tim Burton has made a movie about the bizarre couple responsible for those painfully…
Annie Review
Wow. I hate to dog pile on Sony at this difficult time, but the new Annie is…
Critics Choice Nominations Announced: How Do You Think I Should Vote?
And so it begins. The Broadcast Film Critics Association (BFCA), of which I am a voting member,…
The Hobbit: The Batttle of the Five Armies Review
Like most who have read and loved Tolkien, I had mixed emotions going into The Hobbit: The…
Exodus Gods and Kings Review
Just in time for the holidays, a spectacular movie of Biblical proportions. I’d forgotten how entertaining it is…
Still Alice Review
Still Alice is one of those remarkable films that elegantly treats a tragic topic without leaving you…
Wild Review
Wild is a Reese Witherspoon tour de force–an adroit film adaptation of Cheryl Strayed’s popular 2012 memoir…
The Imitation Game Review
I’m a sucker for a tragic genius period film with an Oscar-worthy lead, and it’s a good…
The Hunger Games Mocking Jay Review
Fans of the franchise, give a sigh of relief and a squeal of anticipation — you will not…
The Captive Review
By Staci Layne Wilson Director Atom Egoyan made a big splash in the 90s with his most…
