Movie Review | 'The Last Time': A Fractured Heart and a Filthy Mouth
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âThe Last Timeâ is a shapeless ode to corporate greed and business school aphorisms.
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This film does come from Karan Johar's heart, but it is the celluloid equivalent of self-pity.
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âWimbledonâ is a well-behaved movie about nice people who have good things happen to them. Thatâs kind of startling in a world where movie characters, especially in
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In his latest film, the young Thai director Apichatpong Weerasethakul pushes at the limits of narrative with grace and a puckish willfulness.
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Director Sharan makes up for his last two films with some fresh treatment this time around.
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Director Mohit Hussain chooses a contemporary subject to narrate the story of his debut film.
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So says Larry (Clive Owen), a London dermatologist who supposedly represents the voice of experience in Mike Nicholsâ witty, spiky, rather nasty movie of Patrick Marberâs 1997 play, âCloser
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Breach, a movie about Robert Hanssen's betrayal, isn't just a good and subtle thriller, but one of the great studies of abnormal psychology
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Opening a film with a small child straining on a toilet and talking about poop isnÂt just a bad idea; itÂs an invitation to unfortunate metaphor.
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Debased, infantile and reckless in the extreme, this compendium of body bravado and malfunction makes for some of the most fearless, liberated and cathartic comedy in modern movies.
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What do you say about a film that hits you hard where it hurts the most, so hard that it takes your breath away?
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Despite occasional detours into sentimentality, this Irish film is better than the usual three-stage journey of courage, heartbreak and redemption.
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Technically a superb film, it suffers from a weak script.
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It's all been done before, and it rarely winds up being pleasant.
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Christopher Nolan's new film is worth a watch.
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Having tapped into reserves of great love or shocking hubris, the Portuguese filmmaker Manoel de Oliveira revisits Luis BuÃ±uelâs classic with âBelle Toujours.â
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Gianni Amelio's quietly unassuming tear-jerker works its way into your heart despite the occasional cries of protest emanating from your head.