Category: 2014 in Film

Not quite a disaster and not quite a success, Walk of Shame ebbs and flows between being very...

One of the most surprising films from last year, Obvious Child looks like a romantic comedy from...

The Fault in Our Stars is so relentlessly formulaic and pandering that by the end of it I was...

First off: Bad Words is not nearly as horrible as many reviewers made it out to be upon release....

About twenty minutes into Maleficent, I realized I made a mistake. Sometimes the warning signs...

I can only describe this as a corny, commercialized version of Once – an observation made...

Coming out of the fantastic Margin Call, I thought that J.C. Chandor was one of those filmmakers I...

Ida follows Anna, a novitiate nun who only knows the walls of the orphanage she has grown up in,...

For a story so extraordinary, Unbroken is painfully pedestrian. Despite its technical prowess, the...

No matter what you think of Edward Snowden – whether he’s a traitor or a patriot...