Cinema Review Archives

Kabul is for lovers
A blowback comedy that wipes away fingerprints
[Feb 13th, 2008]

Sweeney agonistes
Sondheim and Burton create a masterpiece
[Feb 6th, 2008]

Let the guilty bury the innocent
An often too-faithful filming of a gripping novel
[Feb 6th, 2008]

Accidental pilgrims
In Anderson's film, life needn't be limited
[Jan 30th, 2008]

It came from lower Manhattan
A brilliant achievement in film. Shame about the script
[Jan 30th, 2008]

Crouching desires
Ang Lee's latest adds to the director's fame
[Jan 23rd, 2008]

Hardly novel
Another dull reading of Márquez
[Jan 16th, 2008]

A history of promises
David Cronenberg's latest is mobbed by flaws
[Jan 16th, 2008]

The world, the flesh and the devil
A good film is ruined by the Good Book
[Jan 9th, 2008]

In with the old
Festivals start the new film year in earnest
[Jan 9th, 2008]

Hooked on war
Gritty and cynical, Ridley Scott's film is long
[Jan 3rd, 2008]

Coming attractions
A look at the films of 2008
[Jan 3rd, 2008]

Golden Oldies II
Another rummage through the National Film Archives
[Dec 26th, 2007]

Where quests begin and end
A timid screen version of a strong book
[Dec 12th, 2007]

Nanny as a professor
There's no splendor to Diaries
[Dec 5th, 2007]

Strawberry statement
Nothing exceeds like excess with Julie Taymor
[Nov 28th, 2007]

A cartoon roundup
Two films not worth getting animated about
[Nov 28th, 2007]

Epic staginess
It's Regina Redux as Blanchett flounces about as Elizabeth
[Nov 21st, 2007]

Shooting stars
Clive Owen takes a dive in this bloody cartoon
[Nov 21st, 2007]

Silencing the lions
Redford's film is undone by its own passion
[Nov 14th, 2007]