Tag: summary

[ad_1] A man (Jason Segel) who will never be named—and neither will the other two major characters—wanders around a nice vacation home in the desert. He drinks orange juice, throwing…

[ad_1] Based on the 1957 novel by Patricia Highsmith, the genius who also wrote Strangers on a Train and The Talented Mr. Ripley, which should give you some idea of…

[ad_1] At least Gail has a running buddy, her fellow African-American teacher Liv (Amber Gray). Liv is up for tenure, but that promotion is threatened when Jasmine files a motion…

[ad_1] You’d expect “Ahed’s Knee” to make more of that last thing than it ultimately does, but there’s a lot going on in this film. It all leads back to…

[ad_1] Indeed, Moore and his co-writer Johnathan McClain work wonders with the script of “The Outfit” through a gradually thickening plot that rarely shows its seams. It’s a mazelike puzzle…

[ad_1] Rosario Dawson headlines “DMZ” as Alma, a medic who was separated from her son Christian as the Second Civil War erupted in the United States. Several years later, New…

[ad_1] This scene and its mounting meta-commentary describe “X”‘s reason for being in a nutshell: it’s an icky good time that’s primarily a love letter to the filmmaking process. Structural…

[ad_1] Loretta Sage (Sandra Bullock) is a burnt-out romance writer whose grief after the loss of her husband threatens to derail her career. Her disdain for her books is only…

[ad_1] After a sexual tryst between Glen and Cyndi at the request of Art, we flash to a brand new character diving into a swimming pool. This jarring shift shakes…

[ad_1] If only the film itself rose to Efron’s extreme level of his commitment. “Gold” is more effective from an aesthetic standpoint than it is from a narrative one. The…