Joyce Millman

Joyce Millman
Joyce Millman's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer when published at the following Tomatometer-approved publication(s): Boston Phoenix Salon.com San Francisco Examiner The New Republic Village Voice
Publications: Boston Phoenix, Salon.com, San Francisco Examiner, The New Republic, Village Voice

movie Reviews Only

T-Meter Title | Year Review
No Score Yet The Lost Prince (2003) The Lost Prince is a gorgeously filmed, bittersweet study of family dysfunction and the resiliency of the spirit in the face of loneliness and rejection. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 2, 2018
No Score Yet Julius Caesar (Caesar) (2002) Crackling good entertainment, terrific acting... richly handsome cinematography, and a piquant script. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 2, 2018
No Score Yet The Librarian: Quest for the Spear (2004) Wyle's geeky charm and the story's glorification of book learnin' are enough to keep the good vibes aloft. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 2, 2018
72% The Life and Death of Peter Sellers (2004) The film makes you care so little for its subject that you might be compelled to turn it off were it not for Rush's valiant mimicry. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 2, 2018
No Score Yet Something the Lord Made (2004) Moving without being maudlin; it doesn't over-inflate the inherent drama of the two men's relationship or the era in which they lived. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jul 2, 2018
86% To Walk Invisible: The Bronte Sister (2017) Except for a jarring (and a bit cheesy) coda, To Walk Invisible immerses us in the Brontës' world, from the wide moors and lowering gray skies to the interiors shot in a claustrophobic replica of their house. - Village Voice EDIT
Read More | Posted Mar 23, 2017
3.5/4 88% Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire (2005) The human element is never overshadowed by the flashy stuff. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Dec 6, 2005
90% Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) It's Lupin, with his shabby dignity and tender concern for Harry, who's the emotional counterweight to the teenager's sadness and anger, and Thewlis brings great warmth to his father-figure role. - Boston Phoenix EDIT
Read More | Posted Jun 12, 2004
91% The King of Comedy (1983) It's Martin Scorsese's second least popular movie, after The Last Temptation of Christ. Which is a shame, because it's Scorsese's second greatest film, after Taxi Driver. - Salon.com EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000
65% The X-Files - Fight the Future (1998) It's a two-hour episode of the show, except with better production values and a nicer wardrobe for Scully. - Salon.com EDIT
Read More | Posted Jan 1, 2000