This 2005 flick, written and directed by Adam Rapp, is mostly unentertaining and slightly annoying. While the film immediately works to portray a melancholy, alternative-lifestyle-feel, it merely comes off as
If you enjoyed Thomas McCarthy’s beautiful 2003 film, The Station Agent, I certainly would not let his most recent film, The Visitor, slip through the theatres without seeing it first.
The new British comedy, Son of Rambow, directed by Garth Jennings and written same duo who gave us the brilliant and innovative Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, have done it yet again.
This title suggests everything I’m thinking. Why can’t we let Juno go? Don’t get me wrong, I really did enjoy this film. Aside from the pompous high-schoolers and ridiculous slang,
Writer Christopher Hampton’s adaptation of Ian McEwan’s novel, Atonement, is simply stunning. Starring Kiera Knightley and James McAvoy as lovers separated by class, this English romance will have you wondering