A sing-a-long review of this delightful screen adaptation of Stephen Sondheim’s classic musical.
Jean Simmons outshines Frank Sinatra and Marlon Brando in this witty, all-singing all-dancing MGM classic.
Shane Meadows delivers a roistering film about extreme fandom under the subtle guise of a Stone Roses biography.
A glossy, super lightweight comedy on collegiate a capella tournaments is saved by a few stunning moments.
By Jim Ross
The UK’s most beloved music jamboree gets a cluttered but enjoyable cinematic paean.
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.
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