Writer/director Scott Cooper clearly has potential, but he has trusted too much in his star alone.
A big budget production sees director Joe Wright losing the reins on a film with some truly dire metaphorical moments.
Marc Webb’s debut feature is a step in genre and gender development that will be referenced for years to come.
Andrew Dominik’s epic retelling of the Jesse James saga dares you to invest in its hero.
Michael Clayton, the new one from director Tony Gilroy, is so grey it leaves a metallic taste in the mouth.
Joe Wright’s World War Two weepie is a near masterpiece that only lacks the substance of great performances.
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