Strikes a surprising pose: Acutely faithful to the Gospel of John, but somehow with a rampant imagination.

What questions about real-life reproduction this odd occurrence might raise in the minds of tots is anyone's guess.

Misguided values permeate writer-director Eliza Hittman's desolate abortion-themed drama.

This is a very sweet film, a parable, about men who keep trying in life even when things go awry.

This story, about a genuinely good man, is the perfect film for a sports-starved audiences during the quarantine. 

Goodman and Durrance make the case that representatives assured of reelection are likely to be more radical, less cooperative across party lines and less responsive. Yet their bias is unmistakable.

Its writer-director Paul Downs Colazzo wisely ties together the many issues that poor self-worth affects.

The metaphor that this film uses is ecological, not mythological. That’s nature, just the way things are.

It was surprising to listen to the dialogue in the light of the twist – very clever.

There is a lot of cross reference to them as a contemporary Bonnie and Clyde.

If you like Vin Diesel, no problem here. It is definitely a Vin Diesel vehicle, a Vin diesel entertainment.

Since dogs cannot be interviewed, filmmakers have to create a situation for them to exhibit their personalities and engage with audiences.

Intimacy achieved by the movie's style and camera and Mr. Mendes's obvious devotion to what he's doing.

The Kingmaker is a thoroughly entertaining primer on the past, present, and perhaps future of Filipino politics.

‘The Cave’ is also something of a talking-dog movie: You’re astounded it exists, never mind what it has to say.

“Corpus Christi” presents us with something of a chewable paradox: Is the church, the conduit of salvation, denying Daniel salvation?

Unlike a lot of historical drama, it eschews romanticization and gives one a real sense of how brutal life must have been in the early 400s A.D.

Sadly, the battles for independence from men, marriage, sexual norms, and the “weakness” of compassion are the noteworthy crusades.

I feared that the other interpretation of Emma. with a ‘full stop’ would be some revisionist, feminist characterization of the central character.

 So the overall effect winds up being more sadistic than satiric.