Not as original as it thinks nor as funny as it needs to be, the decidedly mediocre Life After Beth coasts by on Aubrey Plaza's charm.
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.
An intriguing setup and a solid lead in Denzel Washington can't quite help The Equalizer overcome its more generic action leanings.
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.
Cronenberg turns his focus on his own industry, and in doing so delivers a biting, twisted and riveting take on family and fame.
Nicole Kidman has to wake up and re-learn how miserable her life is every single day. Efficiently twisty but unremarkable.
