Director Rob Minkoff holds a bag full of twists, mysteries, and crude comic. In other words, a mixed bag.
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Director John Curran tells a real-life true story that’s a thrilling and tragic reflection of our spun-doctored times.
Director Björn Runge sets up a complex marital drama piece that’s as devastating as it is liberating.
The Coen Brothers’ snazzy look at corporate machinations has lost none of its contemporaneous bearings in ‘The Hudsucker Proxy’.
Even it means actor Casey Affleck has to shuffle around in a white bed sheet, director David Lowery creates a deeply profound and meditative cinema about love, loss, and waiting.
Debutante director John Wells, also writing and producing this human corporate experience, touches all the right emotions and upheavals in this downsized economy drama.
This is whacky noir skating on polished madness at its best.
An intriguing true story brought to screen minus the paranoia and thrum you expect of such an enterprise.
Directors Jonathan Dayton and Valerie Faris opened the movie with a Fox logo from the 70s, just to […]
Adapting Ken Kesey’s novel by the same name (the author refusing to watch the movie at all), director Miloš […]