When a lawyer tells him, "You don't have a legal problem, you have a sunlight problem," it rings true for the film.

Norton’s filmmaking is confident albeit occasionally clumsy.

A relentless video game-like imagining of World War I

The change in tone might disappoint fans of the book but is sure to entertain a fun-loving family crowd.

Vive l’Exposition

Ray's respect for law and order is not as strong as his physique. 

The rejection Arthur feels becomes the rejection Arthur expects.

Visually stunning, well scripted, and personal, drifting over Almovodar’s past gently, hypnotically.

The film will hopefully reach beyond the faith-based audience as KJ has a huge following.

The Way Back is a powerful look at man’s descent into brokenness and the potential to rise again.

Gone is the profound, searing tale of man's inhumanity, not to mention the extreme violence of life on the frontier

Anderson has brought together an impressive array of people to lay out what is known about Patrick.

It's a visually stunning dance whose choreography and execution inspire me, but whose narrative does not run deeper.