Danny Boyle directed, violent, nasty dark, psychological thriller vehicle for Rosario Dawson, who is amazing; co-starring James McAvoy and my favorite badassmofo Vincent Cassel: yes.

Sarah Polley writes and directs from Alice Munro's short story, a beautiful love story: yes.

Film Noir, adaptation of a Cornell Woolrich novel, 81 minutes tight, great drunken flashback montage: yes!

Go get it!

So many things wrong with this film, it's not even worth the time to complain. The last 60 seconds are the entertaining...

Summer isn't the best time for DVD releases, so I'm knee-deep into streaming Breaking Bad, (love it!) with occasional breaks for Extras (HBO / Ricky Gervais, it's okay.)

Taika Waititi's sweet coming of age dramedy, set in 1984, about a motherless impoverished New Zealand child coping with the return of his absentee / recently paroled father. Beautiful, loved it, but not subtitled and the accents are charming, but dense: put your headphones on for this one!

http://boythefilm.com/

What king of person would fabricate a story about surviving the 9/11 World Trade Center attack, and then go on to lead a survivor group? Watch this documentary to see for yourself...

Bromantic Norwegian comedy about an autistic man and his simple-minded sex-obsessed roommate: yes!