By Adam Nayman
If nothing else, this tawdry political drama proves that Jason Reitman is no Steven Spielberg.
By Adam Nayman
Juliette Binoche goes looking for love in this scintillating comedy-drama from French director Claire Denis.
By Adam Nayman
Is David Lynch’s warped Tinseltown satire from 2001 a contemporary riff on one of Hollywood’s classic-era staples?
By Adam Nayman
Ang Lee takes American exceptionalism to task in this hyper-real spectacle.
By Adam Nayman
The Spanish genre master on directing The Shallows, working with SFX and why Orphan is so funny.
By Adam Nayman
Director Martin Campbell does not get the respect he deserves for rehabilitating the Bond franchise not once, but twice.
By Adam Nayman
Blake Lively hits the surf and gets carved in this schlocky, seriously entertaining shark movie with attitude.
By Adam Nayman
Kristen Stewart achieves the impressive feat of outshining Juliette Binoche in this rich drama from Olivier Assayas.
By Adam Nayman
Jessica Hausner’s 19th century bourgeois farce offers the perfect blend of humour and romance.
By Adam Nayman
Feel the pump! Michael Bay’s muscle-bound satire is Bad Boys on ’roids. And that’s not a good thing.
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