Isao Takahata's final film is one of the all-time great cinematic swan songs.
‘The Tale of the Princess Kaguya’ Review: A Beautiful Fairy Tale Far Beyond Simply Modern Reinvention
Tag: 2013
12 Years a Slave, a Harrowing Confrontation of America’s Past Mistakes and One of Humanity’s Greatest Tragedies: Review
Steve McQueen's unflinching third film never holds back upon one of humanity's greatest tragedies through the eyes of one who lived through the very worst.
Finding a Sense of Comfort and Acceptance in Spike Jonze’s Her – A Review
Within an idea so bizarre, Spike Jonze allows you to live within that world like you can feel it.
The Bling Ring – Review
An unsolved puzzle is what we're left with. (✯✯✯)
Ain’t Them Bodies Saints – Review
Makes clear its influence without the same impact. (✯✯½)
The Immigrant – Review
Works better inside of its own identity rather than inside a shadow. (✯✯½)
Frozen – Review
Has interesting ideas made frustrating by elements that add so little. (✯✯✯)
Evil Dead – Review
Works well enough on its own even if it goes too far at times. (✯✯✯½)
The Kings of Summer – Review
More than anything, it's desperate to relate with you. (✯✯½)
The Conjuring – Review
Somewhat derivative but it understands what made classics effective as they are. (✯✯✯✯)
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