Ella Taylor
-
Two Night Stand (2014)Publish Date: September 21, 2014"'Two Night Stand's' strength lies in the doubts and the ambivalence it expresses about the way we love now"
-
The Maze Runner (2014)Publish Date: September 8, 2014"A solid adaptation (...) 'The Maze Runner' feels refreshingly low-tech and properly story-driven"
-
Howl's Moving Castle (2004)Publish Date: June 8, 2005"Another soulful gem from the peerless Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki"
-
The Son (2002)Publish Date: April 2, 2003"[A] extraordinarily tactful movie"
-
Addicted to Love (1997)!It's a tribute to Robert Gordon's nifty screenplay and Dunne's cheerful way with digression that 'Addicted to Love', even as it broadens into screwball, also deepens into a character study full of surprising left turns"
-
The Governess (1997)"As dull to listen to as it is gorgeous to look at."
-
Tuck Everlasting (2002)"'Tuck Everlasting' is a wise and beautiful poem to the idea that the fundamental human tragedy is not death, but the unlived life"
-
Klimt (2006)"Ruiz is so intent on harnessing the painter to his own -- here, rather arid -- relativism that he never manages to convey the unfettered eros that brings crowds flocking to exhibitions of Klimt's work"
-
Open Hearts (2002)"A very good new Dogme by Danish director Susanne Bier, begins with several lives in excellent working order, and proceeds by way of domestic tragedy to a full-court emotional train wreck."
-
Horton Hears a Who! (2008)"Warm, playful and inventive, this tale of an elephant with a spirit as generous as his waistline comes juiced with the genially goofy animation of the folks who brought us 'Ice Age'"
-
The Ant Bully (2006)"Wittily manipulating scale to generate the requisite fright factor, the movie is stuffed with visual delights both lyrical and visceral"
-
"Ray Harryhausen's original stop-motion Sinbad classics are a hard act to follow, but Tim Johnson and Patrick Gilmore's update, couched in a gorgeous palette of indigo and dark rose, is a big, beautiful thrill all its own."
-
"The movie is driven almost entirely by its exhilaratingly subversive characters."
-
The Family Stone (2005)"A potentially interesting tale flailing haplessly in the quicksand of holiday-movie formula."
-
Stephanie Daley (2006)"There is so much to admire and empathize with in Stephanie Daley that it feels almost boorish to quibble about whether the film needs to come packaged as a murder mystery."
Cancel
Clear
Apply
Filters & Sorts
You can change filter options and sorts from here