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Theatrical Film Reviews
Scott Nye
Joshua Reviews David O. Russell’s Silver Linings Playbook [Theatrical Review]
The new film from director David O. Russell is one of his best to date.
Joshua Brunsting
Joshua Reviews Steven Spielberg’s Lincoln [Theatrical Review]
Film may very well be Spielberg's best in ages.
Joshua Reviews Robert Zemeckis’ Flight [Theatrical Review]
Does a return to the realm of live action feature filmmaking for Robert Zemeckis bring with it a return to form?
Joshua Reviews Bradley Rust Gray’s Jack And Diane [Theatrical Review]
Film is the latest from indie darling Bradley Rust Gray.
Joshua Reviews The Wachowskis And Tom Tykwer’s Cloud Atlas [Theatrical Review]
Often thought an impossible novel to adapt for the big screen, three of today's foremost filmmakers take a stab at one of this generation's most beloved novels. And we should all be thankful.
Scott Reviews Leos Carax’s Holy Motors [Theatrical Review]
Leos Carax's lightning rod of a film is one of the year's most essential films; and one of its best.
Catherine Reviews David Redmon & Ashley Sabin’s Girl Model [Theatrical Review]
Girl Model unsettlingly tackles the unregulated meat market aspects of modeling with a digestible tip-of-the-iceberg approach that slaps a face on the roles of the recruiter and the recruited.
Catherine Stebbins
Joshua Reviews Stephane Robelin’s All Together [Theatrical Review]
This comedy out of France is a fantastic and moving look at aging.
Joshua Reviews Ross McElwee’s Photographic Memory [Theatrical Review]
New documentary is an honest look at the widening generation gap between a specific father and his son.
Joshua Reviews Miguel Gomes’ Tabu [NYFF Review]
The critical darling is one of the most original pieces of cinema you'll see all year.
Joshua Reviews Brad Lichtenstein’s As Goes Janesville [Theatrical Review]
New documentary attempts to paint the most fair and balanced look at the economic crisis and the attack against the middle class of this country.
Catherine Reviews Rian Johnson’s Looper [Theatrical Review]
The third film from Rian Johnson is an assured piece of sci-fi fare that manages to be invigorating even as it stumbles.
Joshua Reviews Scott Thurman’s The Revisionaries [Theatrical Review]
New documentary looks at the importance of one state on the education of millions.
Joshua Reviews Rodney Ascher’s Room 237 [NYFF Review]
Rodney Ascher's new film is more critical essay about criticism than it is anything resembling a documentary.