NEW
New in Global Theaters: The cast, story and set-up keep us entertained throughout, like a good, old-fashioned Western
Coming Soon to Swedish Theaters: An ambitious multi-year project, heartfelt and authentic
New in Global Theaters: Unexpectedly brutal at times, but also funny and exciting, its high concept sprinkled with 1980s nostalgia
RECENT
Flirts with clichés, but has more to offer in its examination of marriages under pressure
A wild romp, with decent use of animatronics to make the creature come alive
Pretty generic, but entertaining enough, with decent fight sequences
OLDER
Premiered in 1976: Many scenes feel like they’re mostly feeding into Marlon Brando’s self-indulgence – at the same time, he’s a lot of fun to watch
Premiered in 1984: Rupert Everett is very good in an understated, intelligent film that uses its crisp Oxford locations well
Premiered in 1938: Not one of the most famous screwball comedies of the 1930s, but an excellent example of the genre
LONGER REVIEWS
Seth Rogen is first-rate as the thoroughly miserable Joe
Premiered in 1960: Uses its locations in Cyprus and Israel very well, Sal Mineo is memorable and Ernest Gold’s main theme became an instant classic
Premiered in 1942: Production values are high throughout, and the film builds up to a moving finale