HORRIBLE BOSSES
Not horrible but doesn’t hit its stride until halfway through. Watch for the comedic chemistry among the guys.
An economy of commentary in 140 characters or less.
Not horrible but doesn’t hit its stride until halfway through. Watch for the comedic chemistry among the guys.
Get back on the bus, John Cameron Mitchell. I know it’s hard to follow up Hedwig (one of my all time faves), but come on. This?!
A lovely, small movie about a very big deal. Great performances all around, Sally Hawkins esp. delightful.
Thought this was the one w/Ryan Gosling. It isn’t. Still, an enjoyable (and fluffy) romance with a dash of sci-fi.
Best episode of Glee ever!
Successfully ambitious and quietly haunting. Is it too early in the year to talk about Oscar nominations?
Denis Lavant is a chameleon in the role of M. Oscar. But holy crap, this movie is a train wreck.
This is charming.
Just as funny 17 years and multiple viewings later. A divine comedy.
Almost like watching the Olympics on NBC, only it’s ballet and Bob Costas isn’t being hyperbolic.
It ain’t easy being Paul Giamatti.
Drive meets 5 Broken Cameras meets Traffic. A few scenes are absolute gems of dialogue. Overall, better than expected.
A cinematic fugue, wonderfully performed.
Impossible not to compare to Days of Wine and Roses, which delivers an emotional gut-punch that this film lacks.
A wonderful (and not overly sentimental) true story about the healing power of helping.
