A Home at the End of the World
Explores the structure of the family in its many possible forms and makes an argument that Colin Farrell is perhaps one of the most charming blokes on the planet.
Author: Ryan Cracknell
Catwoman
Touches on feminist ideals that are all but contradicted by a pair of skimpy leather pants.
Control Room
Important not so much in that it is a great documentary, but it raises some of the implications of our own biased media coverage.
The Village
In his quest to outsmart his audience and outdo his previous films Shymalan has become, dare I say it, predictable.
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Showboy
Made all the more fascinating by keeping a small and twisted foot in a bizarre reality befitting the glitz and glamour of show business.
Director’s Cut
At times cute, at times very smart and at times a little off, Director’s Cut is a bumpy but often worthwhile ride.
Journeys With George
Pelosi’s willingness to open up and look into her own spot in the campaign frenzy makes this meta-documentary important the media and those who consume it.
The Day After Tomorrow
It’s the end of the world and it looks just fine.
Napoleon Dynamite
A call to be yourself in light of those around you and have confidence in whatever your ‘skills’ may be, no matter how geeky or nerdish.
Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban
This isn’t the Grade Three incarnation of Harry Potter anymore.
