It’s rare that a film starts as bad as this one does and still manages to stick the landing. Things Heard & Seen begins as a typical haunted…
‘Things Heard & Seen’ review: A bonkers ending saves this film’s predictable and uninteresting beginning
‘Limbo’ review: Ben Sharrock’s dark dramedy explores the true awkwardness of asylum
Films about the refugee experience tend to explore the obvious pain and waywardness of how bleak the situation can be. Mostly because, well, that̵…
‘Separation’ review: Let go of it for a better life
Although his face is as regal as can be, Jeff (Rupert Friend) is not the king of the brownstone in Separation, the newest horror film from William Bre…
‘The Mitchells vs. the Machines’ review: An imaginative milestone for animation
Every once in a while, and not often enough, a movie comes along to remind adults what it’s like to sit back and get wrapped up in the pure wond…
‘Stowaway’ review: Small cast and big emotion fuel space thriller
The vastness of space is both wondrous and horrifying. It’s amazing to explore the endless list of what surrounds the planet, but shocking to learn ho…
The Ten Most Important Video Game Movies
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‘We Broke Up’ review: A standard break-up film with some surprising tricks up its sleeve
What you see is what you get in Jeff Rosenberg’s We Broke Up. A couple breaks up in the first two minutes and what follows are random yet predictable …