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'The Grey': Shades of Horror
If it is the director's aim to impress what a slim line exists between life and death, he is unbearably successful.
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'Red Tails': ... And Stout of Heart
While a less hackneyed subplot would make for a more complete entertainment, it's apparent that "Red Tails" is not so much a good movie as it is an important movie.
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'A Dangerous Method' Is Worth Risking
I remind of the apocrypha attributed to Freud, whereas "sometimes a cigar is just a good smoke." Meaning it's a safe bet I have no subconscious motive for recommending "A Dangerous Method."
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'The Muppets': Occupies the Conscience
The envisioned renaissance of Jim Henson's original gang, now depicted as having long forsaken showbiz, begins in Smalltown, U.S.A., when Gary, planning a combination vacation/anniversary trip to Hollywood, springs it on Walter that there's a ticket for h
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'Anonymous': Guess Who
Offering a mini-monograph on comparative treachery, the lens alternates its focus from the perfidy at court to the lower-class duplicity that takes place among those entrusted to do the Earl's bidding.
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