I liked Roger & Me; I loved TV Nation.   It’s not that I disagree with Moore’s beliefs, or think he “ought to” be more objective if he’s going to call it a documentary, blah …

I’d never seen it before, and I liked it well enough, but not to sit and watch; it’s better as a movie that you have on in the background and you can go in and …

Strange picture.   The pacing is odd, but it works — at least until the last ten minutes, when the movie punks out with the wrap-up montage.   Binoche is either a brilliant actress or …

I found it enjoyable to watch the story unfold, but at the same time, I didn’t care about the characters all that much, which may be the point, but I don’t know.     I …

…Eh.   I liked it better than High Anxiety, but I have a lot of the same complaints — too slow, lots of sequences that kind of aren’t joking, too much Madeline Kahn for no …

Pretty slight compared to  Roger & Me  and Bowling for Columbine, but it’s worth seeing if you like Moore’s work; I actually liked it better than  BfC because it wasn’t as lecture-y in tone.   …

It’s one of those super-hokey things where celebs tell you what you’re supposed to like about it, and then they show a clip, but Dino makes it work in spite of Gene Kelly’s scary yellow …

I just love everyone in this movie so much.   I really don’t have anything else to say about it.

It’s 93 minutes long, but if Cocteau had told the Beast to spit out his damn lines instead of dragging every utterance of “Belle” out to “Baaaayyyyyllll(ih),” he could have brought it in under an …

Not really a movie, exactly; it’s a filmed performance of three short plays/monologues by Neil LaBute.   I’ve defended LaBute in the past, but his apparent need to flay the skin off human nature for …