In one of most profound dialogues of the film, a character referring to parenthood says, 'There's no such thing as ready. You just get into a running train and hope not to die.' Thankfully the film, unlike being a parent, is a fairly smooth and …
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Movie review: 'The Dictator,' starring Sacha Baron Cohen
When a movie opens by dedicating itself “In loving memory of Kim Jong-Il,” it's pretty safe to say all bets are off. And indeed, Sacha Baron Cohen's often hilarious “The Dictator” wanders into territory guaranteed to outrage as many viewers as possible …
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Dark Shadows Is a Boring Mess of a Movie
Sometimes you have a pretty strong feeling about a movie before you see it; my flop radar was going off like mad when I watched the trailers for Dark Shadows. This is the latest Johnny Depp/Tim Burton collaboration, which reimagines the 1960's TV …
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There are certain sequences in the movie that are nothing short of extraordinary (the climax, where Ela lies immobile as the room around her gradually burns down is a fine example), but the dialog-heavy film could have had a faster pace with tighter …
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