'Le Vendeur' a snowy film gem
Le Vendeur opens with the aftermath of a car-and-moose accident and snow is almost a character in the movie, so you know where you are from the get-go.
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'Chronicle' full of surprises
Found footage meets the superhero: that's the turf in Chronicle, an inventive little coming-of-age thriller about power, revenge and the dark side of human nature.
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'Woman in Black' classic horror
The Woman In Black is an odd choice indeed for Daniel Radcliffe's first post-Potter film.
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Barrymore's 'Miracle' off-key
The gulf between trailer and movie just keeps widening, like a glacier split in half by global warming.
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'Pink Ribbons' exposes hypocrisy
Pink Ribbons, Inc. is guaranteed to shock anyone who thinks that pink ribbon fund-raising is innocent -- or even useful in either preventing or curing breast cancer.
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'Albert Nobbs' lacks chemistry
Albert Nobbs is the story of a woman who disguises herself as a man.
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Paxton a standout in 'Innkeepers'
A retro celebration of things that go bump in the night, The Innkeepers is what you might call a character-driven ghost story.
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'Bala' shows dark side of Mexico
A pretty girl in Tijuana enters a beauty pageant and thereby finds herself caught in a world of drugs, guns and corruption in Miss Bala, a drama about the crime and violence available in contemporary Mexico.
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