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ECHO

By | November 2007

2007 AFI FILM FESTIVAL FEATURE! I found myself pleasantly surprised by this super tight, carefully orchestrated thriller…

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ECHO

This Danish thriller unravels nice and easy, revealing little bits of information along the way so the audience can gradually understand the situation our...

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CASTING CALL

Of all the Hollywood horror stories, "Casting Call" is likely to be the most plausible. In fact, if this isn't going on right now, somewhere, I'd be...

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HECKLER

How do you write about "Heckler"? If you trash it, aren't you just like the people they're complaining about? If you praise it, aren't you just trying to...

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BIG RIG

A couple years ago, a blizzard hit Denver right before the holidays, shutting down I-25—the only major artery that runs through my middle-of-nowhere...

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THE UNFORESEEN

In the late 1960's, Texan farm boy Gary Bradley moved to Austin, Texas in pursuit of the American Dream: a nice house with a white picket fence and lots of...

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PIXAR SHORTS (DVD)

I think all of the shorts on this DVD can be found somewhere on Pixar's other releases, but for those who love them and want to learn more about this...

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RATATOUILLE (DVD)

I used to divide Pixar's pantheon of movies into two categories: great and good. The former contains the two "Toy Story" movies, "The Incredibles," and...

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MARGOT AT THE WEDDING

Noah Baumbach's study of family dysfunction is poignant, disturbing, and more mature than his earlier film on the same theme, "The Squid and the Whale." ...

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THE LAST MISTRESS

Catherine Breillat's adaptation of a Barbey-D'Aurévilly novel, "The Last Mistress" is that rare period piece in which characters and their relationships...

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SOLOS

Going into the "Solos" screening late Sunday night, I was hoping the Singaporean feature about a teacher-student affair would have some hot gay sex to keep...

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