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Edelstein on Stoker: No Sympathy for This Lady Vengeance
The first English-language film from Oldboy director Park Chan-wook.
Edelstein on Jack the Giant Slayer: Fast, Rousing, and Blessedly Brief
The latest from director Bryan Singer.
Ebiri on Snitch: Face It, Everyone — the Rock Can Act
In this new crime thriller, The Rock stars as a father who joins the drug trade to help his son.
Edelstein on Like Someone in Love: Abbas Kiarostami’s Latest Is Tricky, Enthralling
The Iranian director's latest is set in Japan.
Edelstein: A Good Day to Die Hard Leaves the Bruce Willis Franchise in Its Death Throes
I didn’t think it was physically possible to doze off at a movie as loud as A Good Day to Die Hard.
Movie Review: Safe Haven Is Nicholas Sparks 101
For the first few minutes, it seems like something interesting. And then the rest of the movie happens.
Edelstein on Beautiful Creatures: This Piece of Southern-Fried Gothic Whimsy Is Twi-Lite
Richard Lagravenese’s adaptation of the YA supernatural romance novel is deliciously overripe, but something's missing.
Movie Review: How Can Anyone Not Adore the Taviani Brothers’ Caesar Must Die?
A group of Italian prisoners audition, are cast, and rehearse a production of Julius Caesar.
Movie Review: Charlie Sheen Is the Gaping Hole at the Center of A Glimpse Inside the Mind of Charles Swan III
Roman Coppola's latest has more great scenes than most films in theaters today. Unfortunately, it also has Charlie Sheen.
Movie Review: Identity Thief Should Have Stolen More Laughs
Did you see Planes, Trains and Automobiles or Due Date? You get the point, then.
Edelstein: Soderbergh’s Side Effects Delivers Smooth, Shapely Suspense
Soderbergh’s last theatrical release mixes noir and pharmaceuticals.
Edelstein on The Gatekeepers: Shedding Light on Israel’s Secret Service
Leaders of Israel’s secret service open up, sort of, in this Oscar-nominated doc.
Edelstein on Bullet to the Head: On the Rock-Hard Sylvester Stallone As Camera Object
On its own degenerate terms, this movie, directed by auteur action darling Walter Hill, works.
Movie Review: Warm Bodies Is a Zombie Rom-Com, Minus the Com
The film doesn’t have the conviction to follow through on its lame ideas, let alone its good ones.
Edelstein on Koch: On the Day of His Death, an Entertaining Documentary on a Former Mayor’s Life
Whatever your view of its subject, Koch makes for a vital piece of New York history.
Edelstein on Movie 43: Were These Actors Blackmailed to Appear in This Raunchy Fiasco?
It’s rare to see a piece of crap that actually looks and sounds like a piece of crap.
Movie Review: Hansel & Gretel: Witch Hunters Is Obsessed With How Awesome It Thinks It Is
The good news is that the actors here appear to be having fun. The bad news is that we’re not.
Ebiri on The Last Stand: One of Schwarzenegger’s Least ‘Ahnuld’-ian Action Films
Ahnuld is back, as he likes to say, in this action movie from Korean auteur Kim Jee-woon.
Edelstein on Mama: A Welcome Jolt of Meaningful Scares
Starring Jessica Chastain, Mama reminds how and why good horror flicks work so well.
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