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Rating
Title/Year
Author
1
Le Mans (1971)

James Powers

Le Mans is a class film in every way, attitude, realization, taste. It has visceral emotion but not heart.
Posted Jun 24, 2018
2
When Ladies Meet (Strange Skirts) (Truth Is Stranger) (1933)

Staff

You can push the gas throttle through the floor-board and go the limit on this picture. It's a picture for every type of audience.
Posted Jun 24, 2018
3
Never Steady, Never Still (2018)

John DeFore

Bleak but sometimes beautiful, the performance-driven feature debut is meatier than its slender plot might suggest, with a strong sense of place and an unsentimental frankness about conditions many filmmakers would milk for sympathy.
Posted Jun 22, 2018
4
Hanagatami (2017)

Deborah Young

Nearly three hours of dense story-telling roll by while a sprawling and vividly drawn cast of characters explore young love and the meaning of life.
Posted Jun 22, 2018
5
McQueen (2018)

David Rooney

In the crowded field of fashion docs, this one stands tall.
Posted Jun 21, 2018
6
Rou qing shi: Girls Always Happy (2018)

Deborah Young

It's a fine showcase for the actresses, who are convincingly complex human beings - kooky, spiteful, tender and loving.
Posted Jun 21, 2018
7
The Rocketeer (1991)

Duane Byrge

Undeniably, Rocketeer's overall trajectory is pleasing and winning, but it lacks the quirky charms and personal idiosyncracies that endeared other big-effects films to tot and sophisticate alike.
Posted Jun 21, 2018
8
6 Dynamic Laws for Success (In Life, Love & Money) (2018)

John DeFore

Seemingly made on a shoestring but not suffering much for it, the pic deserves better than the nearly invisible theatrical release it is getting; whatever its box-office fate, it makes a fine calling card for Bayne.
Posted Jun 21, 2018
9
Sicario: Day of the Soldado (2018)

Todd McCarthy

Sicario: Day of the Soldado emerges as a dynamic action drama in its own right.
Posted Jun 20, 2018
10
Set It Up (2018)

Kristen Yoonsoo Kim

While so many recent renditions of the rom-com have tried to upgrade the genre - usually by going the raunchy route - Set It Up feels so purposefully classic and familiar that it plays right into that nostalgic feel-good spot.
Posted Jun 20, 2018
11
The Crimes That Bind (Inori no maku ga oriru toki) (2018)

Clarence Tsui

Falls short of becoming a full-fledged cinematic experience.
Posted Jun 20, 2018
12
Birds Without Names (2017)

Clarence Tsui

Birds Without Names is littered with belligerent relationships, beautiful scoundrels and bad sex. What makes the film stand out from the crowd, however, is actress Yu Aoi's against-type performance.
Posted Jun 20, 2018
13
Uncle Drew (2018)

John DeFore

Amusing, if not a slam-dunk.
Posted Jun 20, 2018
14
Volontaire (2018)

Boyd van Hoeij

The standout of the film is clearly Rouxel. After bit parts in films such as 2015 Cannes opener Standing Tall, she here tackles her first lead role with ease.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
15
Lost, Found (2018)

Deborah Young

Two extraordinary actresses bring emotional depth to a story of universal horror: the abduction of a small child.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
16
Beach House (2018)

Frank Scheck

Pass up the invitation.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
17
Animal World (2018)

Deborah Young

Drawing equally from the altered-reality universes of comic books and video games, Animal World is an exciting if disjointed mash of ideas and emotions.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
18
Race 3 (2018)

Lisa Tsering

When you find yourself longing for the next appearance of a car, rather than the leading man, that's not a good sign.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
19
It Will Be Chaos (2018)

John DeFore

An intimate look at the personal ordeals behind migration crisis statistics.
Posted Jun 19, 2018
20
The Apartment (1960)

James Powers

All this is quite a load for a comedy, but where else has social comment ever been so effective? Wilder hones his points to a piercing edge...
Posted Jun 18, 2018
21
The Lightkeepers (2010)

Sheri Linden

However sad the dearth of substantial film roles for older actors, it's far sadder to watch them partake in anemic affairs like "The Lightkeepers," a lifeless period romance of the cutesy-cantankerous persuasion.
Posted Jun 18, 2018
22
Chuck Steel: Night of the Trampires (2018)

Jordan Mintzer

If you're willing to just sit back and enjoy all the nods, winks and over-the-top violence, Chuck Steel is a rather fun ride, with Mort and his animation team faithfully re-creating the slick and sleazy aesthetics of bargain-bin action and horror flicks.
Posted Jun 18, 2018
23
Funan (2018)

Jordan Mintzer

A realistic and moving account of a major 20th century atrocity.
Posted Jun 15, 2018
24
A Skin So Soft (Ta peau si lisse) (2018)

John DeFore

Finds the vulnerable side of professional he-men.
Posted Jun 15, 2018
25
Shooting in Vain (2018)

Keith Uhlich

Deserves a smack.
Posted Jun 15, 2018
26
Straight Into a Storm (2018)

Frank Scheck

The film simply fails to provide much reason for nonfans to particularly care about the rise to cult stardom of the Rhode Island-birthed group.
Posted Jun 14, 2018
27
Seder-Masochism (2018)

Jordan Mintzer

Despite the nuttiness of the whole project (this film is not for everyone), we're ultimately left with an understanding of what Passover is and what is isn't, or rather, what it could be.
Posted Jun 14, 2018
28
Tag (2018)

Jon Frosch

Tag is neither bad nor good, but rather, despite its out-there story, almost numbingly ordinary: an easy, breezy action-com that's sometimes amusing but rarely funny, competent rather than inspired.
Posted Jun 14, 2018
29
The Tower (2018)

Jordan Mintzer

An evocative view of the Palestinian crisis.
Posted Jun 13, 2018
30
Kapgang (2014)

Justin Lowe

Oplev is perfectly in tune with the script's tender tone, deftly guiding the believable cast through the film's frequent emotional twists and turns.
Posted Jun 13, 2018
31
Wall (2017)

Jordan Mintzer

A fascinating study of the Israeli-Palestinian divide.
Posted Jun 13, 2018
32
Five Seasons: The Gardens Of Piet Oudolf (2018)

Sheri Linden

Though it's not entirely satisfying, Piper's film is a welcome reminder of the power of seeing directly, rather than through the mediating layer of our ever-present screens.
Posted Jun 13, 2018
33
Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Arthur Knight

It's all done with such a great spirit of high adventure and good humor that you don't even begin to count the corpses... The finale suggests that Ford's Indiana Jones character will soon be back with further adventures, and I'm all in favor of it.
Posted Jun 12, 2018
34
One Last Thing - A Chicken Soup for the Soul Event (2018)

Frank Scheck

Sappy and unconvincing.
Posted Jun 12, 2018
35
Middleground (2018)

John DeFore

A take on marital malaise suggesting that, even in an infinity of parallel universes, a boring person will probably continue to be boring.
Posted Jun 12, 2018
36
Superfly (2018)

John DeFore

A stale remake with nothing new to say.
Posted Jun 12, 2018
37
Zoo (2018)

Justin Lowe

A thrilling adventure for all ages.
Posted Jun 12, 2018
38
Incredibles 2 (2018)

Todd McCarthy

Incredibles 2 certainly proves worth the wait, even if it hits the target but not the bull's eye in quite the way the first one did.
Posted Jun 11, 2018
39
No Alternative (2018)

Keith Uhlich

Never mind.
Posted Jun 9, 2018
40
Món petit (Little World) (2012)

Neil Young

Heartwarming but without a scintilla of mawkishness, it's a straightforwardly effective introduction to an unforgettable individual and his disarmingly persuasive attitudes to life.
Posted Jun 8, 2018
41
Fort Maria (2018)

Sheri Linden

An engaging quartet played in a quietly quirky key.
Posted Jun 7, 2018
42
Westwood: Punk, Icon, Activist (2018)

Frank Scheck

Tension soon dissipates, and all that's left is a much too cursory portrait of a figure whose fascinating life and career should have led to a more interesting film.
Posted Jun 7, 2018
43
211 (2018)

Frank Scheck

It's probably foolish to wish that Nicolas Cage would once again make movies as good as Adaptation and Leaving Las Vegas. But is it too much to ask that he go back to the comparative glory days of Con Air and The Rock?
Posted Jun 7, 2018
44
To A More Perfect Union: U.S. v. Windsor (2018)

John DeFore

A history lesson that doesn't overstay its welcome.
Posted Jun 6, 2018
45
Hotel Artemis (2018)

Sheri Linden

Foster finds the damaged, self-medicating core of her character, but she's undercut by the stubborn flatness of the drama, despite its originality and smarts.
Posted Jun 6, 2018
46
Ocean's 8 (2018)

David Rooney

There's...something dispiritingly mechanical about the movie that makes it seem a missed opportunity.
Posted Jun 5, 2018
47
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956)

Don Gillette

It's like a long novel that could be tightened, yet many would prefer it as it is.
Posted Jun 5, 2018
48
The Untouchables (1987)

Duane Byrge

While overtly melodramatic, The Untouchables is a perceptive and hard-driven actioner. It's an intriguing character confrontation, loaded with ironies, both personal and social.
Posted Jun 5, 2018
49
The Extraordinary Journey of the Fakir (2018)

Jordan Mintzer

A winsome if all-too-saccharine migration adventure.
Posted Jun 5, 2018
50
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (2018)

John DeFore

A thrill ride that finally escapes the theme park.
Posted Jun 5, 2018