#Drama 2/6

Review: Annihilation Is A Coldly Beautiful Film

In a world where science fiction flips between vague nonsense and blunt 'subtext' Annihilation tries to do something in-between. Tries...

There's something about cavalry charges and cinema that just works. In the days following the September 11 attacks, Captain Mitch Nelson...

The master of monsters, Guillermo Del Toro, brings romance between an Amazonian fishman and a mute woman. Ladies and gentlemen, things...

Winston Churchill is one of, if not the most, recognizable British leaders in both reality and with the world of film. Everyone from...

Between its director, Steven Spielberg, and its leads, Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, there are a combined 8 Oscars won and an additional 30...

Ridley Scott is something of a hit and miss director. For every Gladiator and Alien there's a Prometheus and Exodus. But rarely is he so...

From the master of dark comedy, Martin McDonagh (In Bruges) comes a tale of rape, murder, vigilante justice and chaos. And it's somehow...

Roald Dahl wrote whimsy with an undercurrent darker than the darkest night. Downsizing isn't much different. Humanities biggest problem...

Fire is a strange thing. It is both the cradle of civilization and one of the most destructive forces known to man. When have have it...

It's November and that means it's Oscar season. And what a way to open. Detroit, directed by The Hurt Locker's Katheryn Bigelow, ticks...