Beowulf
Robert Zemeckis’ take on Beowulf is a marvel visually but eye-popping effects are still no challenge for good old-fashioned human emotion.
Category: Reviews: B
Becoming Jane
Even though it looked great and was moderately engaging, something was also always missing.
Braveheart
With a sweeping look, lots of emotion, a classic hero, occasionally corny dialogue and forced romances, Braveheart is a flawed classic.
Bridge to Terabithia
It’s a rare film that gives children an honest voice that doesn’t talk down to them. Yet at the same time, there’s also a solid film inside for adults to enjoy as well.
Breaking and Entering
Everything in Anthony Minghella’s Breaking and Entering is torn and in need of mending….And like the flaw’s set within the confines of the film, the movie itself is in need of a little tinkering itself.
Bunkers: An American Music Story
A celebratory film made by those who hold the place close to their heart.
Boxcar Bertha
Part exploitation movie, part visionary cinema, Boxcar Bertha is caught somewhere in between.
The Blue Rose
The film focuses more on getting its message, no matter how noble, across rather than focusing on basic storytelling.
Barmaids
Boisvert continues to develop as a filmmaker, building off his knack for tracking genuine human emotion – good and bad – and digging beyond where we feel comfortable and safe.
Bride & Prejudice
A purposely corny but thoroughly entertaining piece of melting pot cinema.
