Review: Super 8
You’ve seen the teaser and trailer to Super 8, if not intentionally then cut up into commercial breaks every hour on the television ...
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Review: X-Men
Hugh Jackman is the face that launched a thousand superhero flicks. Yes, it was viable to make a comicbook movie in the 1900’s ...
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Review: X-Men First Class
As a smaller, more character-driven piece, the original is my favourite of the X-Men movies to date. First Class aims to recapture that ...
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Review: The Tree of Life
When Terrence Malick makes a movie, it’s a big deal. He’s only made five movies since 1973, and they are always films that ...
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Review: Kung Fu Panda 2
It’s not easy making a sequel to a critically and commercially successful animated film. Just ask the Pixar guys, who fretted for months ...
Review: The Hangover Part II
Cute monkeys are the most desperate form of comedy. They’re the gag you go to when you know your movie just isn’t working. ...
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Review: Beautiful Boy
Beautiful Boy tries to be a lot of different things. It tries to be about coping with extreme loss, picking up the pieces ...
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Review: My Perestroika
Robin Hessman’s My Perestroika comes to us in the 20th anniversary year of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, at the time, a ...
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Review: Midnight in Paris
I absolutely adored Midnight in Paris and it’s possible that this adoration is blinding me to some tragic parts of the movie, but ...
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Review: Chinatown
[In celebration of the forthcoming release of L.A. Noire, Flixist has teamed up with its sister sites Japanator and Destructoid to give a bit ...
Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides
Everywhere you look in Hollywood right now, someone seems to be apologizing for something. Shia LaBeouf and Michael Bay have been effusive in ...
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Losing My Virginity: Mulholland Drive
[In celebration of the forthcoming release of L.A. Noire, Flixist has teamed up with its sister sites Japanator and Destructoid to give a bit ...