In spite of an output of fluctuating quality, there is still something inherently comforting in sitting through the opening credits...
With a winning cast, gorgeous food on hand and simple themes, The Hundred-Foot Journey offers a sumptuous fusion menu.
The first Sin City offered stylish violence and corrupted, creepy characters. A Dame To Kill For offers more of the same, and little else.
A Nightingale Falling is a fine film, and a testament to what can be achieved on a small budget.
Brendan Gleeson tries to salvage the fate of a Newfoundland fishing village by mostly being a terrible person. Funny-ish.
Nicole Kidman has to wake up and re-learn how miserable her life is every single day. Efficiently twisty but unremarkable.
