David Lynch's surreal neo-noir still remains one of his finest and most hypnotic films.
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‘Blue Velvet’ Review: The Hypnotic Aura of David Lynch’s Strange World
Category: 5 Stars
‘Welcome to the Dollhouse’ Review: An Uncomfortably Comic Portrait of Adolescence’s Tragedies
Todd Solondz's sophomore feature is an unflinchingly bleak portrait of what it's like to enter adolescence.
‘Toy Story 3’ Review: Passing the Enduring Legacy from One Generation to the Next
The Toy Story franchise comes back eleven years later, having grown into something of a greater scope.
‘Toy Story 2’ Review: One of the Greatest Animated Sequels Ever Made
Four years after the first film became a huge phenomena, Toy Story 2 still retains that same wonder.
‘Toy Story’ Review: The Enduring Freshness of the First Ever Fully Computer-Animated Feature
Pixar's very first feature carries the whole studio's legacy on its shoulders and for good reason.
‘My Own Private Idaho’ Review: A Gay Shakespearean Tragedy for the Lost American Youth
Gus Van Sant's third feature film is no ordinary Shakespeare adaptation.
Víctor Erice’s ‘El Sur’ May be Incomplete, But Its Power Still Resonates Deeply: A Review
Víctor Erice follows his stellar debut film with one of the most profound and resonant statements to grace the screen.
