Everybody's Got One: The Home of Tim Grierson

A general grumpiness pervades my latest Consumables column. I take on Get Low and Countdown to Zero , two average films that have been given...

As I've been bragging to anyone who will listen, I have avoided all spoilers, commercials and reviews for Inception for the last several...

We're living in a golden age of animation, and yet people still like stuff like Despicable Me ? I don't get it. I review the film fo...

I've been anxiously awaiting Wild Grass since it premiered (mostly to acclaim) at last year's Cannes. Now I've seen the comedy-d...

I know, what a double-bill. But The Karate Kid and Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky both open this weekend -- I put them under the microsco...

If you want to see Sex and the City 2 this weekend, you're on your own . But if you're interested in Prince of Persia: The Sands of ...

When I was in New York recently, German writer-director Maren Ade's romantic drama Everyone Else was playing within walking distance of...

In my latest Consumables column, I have nice things to say about all three films I review: Greenberg , How to Train Your Dragon and (most i...

Director Paul Greengrass had a perfect track record heading into Green Zone , his new Iraq thriller starring Matt Damon. Oh well -- nobody...

For my latest Consumables column , I go long on Roman Polanski's very fine thriller, The Ghost Writer . Plus, I talk about The Yellow Ha...

December got away from me a bit, so I'm behind on publishing Consumables. My latest column rounds up my reviews of The Lovely Bones , I...

My latest Consumables column rolls up its sleeves and reviews Brothers , The Last Station , The Road , Fantastic Mr. Fox , and Me and Orson...

John Woo's five-hours-condensed-to-two-and-a-half-hours epic Red Cliff leads the latest installment of Consumables . Also reviewed, La ...

The unsettling, alarmist documentary Collapse leads my latest Consumables column . If that isn't your thing, maybe you'd be more in...

For my latest Consumables column , I take a look at The Men Who Stare at Goats , Precious and Paranormal Activity . Plus, I heap praise on ...

Once you've read Roger Ebert's dead-on-the-money take on Lars von Trier's Antichrist , perhaps you'd like to head over to m...

Two movies coming out today are based on true stories. But while An Education can't fully escape conventionality, The Damned United tota...

Inglourious Basterds continues my streak of recent Quentin Tarantino films that do very little for me. I review it in the latest Consumables...

I'm not due for another Consumables column for about a week, but I've seen so much good stuff lately that I decided to publish the n...

Remember when Michael Bay made good movies? That's a serious question, one I try my best to ponder while reviewing Transformers: Revenge...