Apr 15, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

The Railway Man is an ambitious, well-intentioned film plagued by flat, predictable storytelling. More

Apr 14, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Draft Day is a perfectly enjoyable movie with a solid understanding of football and football minds, but tends to lag when focusing on subplots not related to football. More

Apr 11, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Being about 70% romantic-comedy and 30% quirky underdog sports movie, to call the plot of Cuban Fury predictable would be an understatement.  More

Apr 10, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Hateship Loveship is by no means a bad film, but it’s an unfortunately easy one.  More

Apr 09, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Writer-director Mike Flanagan milks a setup that sounds like typical, b-movie chaff—a killer mirror, really?—and through clever tricks and smart editing, turns it into one of the scarier American horror flicks we’ve seen in some time. More

Apr 08, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

A film about a family embroiled in an alien invasion could be a ton of fun if done well; Alien Abduction isn’t done poorly, per se, but it’s not at all entertaining. More

Apr 07, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Armageddon is little more than the precipitating incident that gets the cast together, at which point the film becomes like any other partner swap tale. More

Apr 04, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Jonathan Glazer and Scarlett Johansson craft a visionary, thought-provoking sci-fi masterpiece. More

Apr 03, 2014 Cinema Web Exclusive

Jude Law stars as the hedonistic, loud-mouthed Dom Hemingway, a London lowlife on the wrong side of middle-age and fresh off a twelve year prison stint. More