The End of Cinema

For a slightly longer version of this, see the Metro Classics website. Why Change Your Wife? - This time, it's the husband (Thomas Me...

Up in the Air - It's one of those movies that tries to enact as profound and movie an existential or emotional crisis that surely the m...

Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea - The latest Hayao Miyazaki film is pretty much the cutest thing ever. I'm glad I watched it in Japanese...

I'm going through and revising all the awards I've handed out the last few years. Ideally, these will continue to be updated as I s...

I forgot to post this around New Year's, it's the list of the 62 best films I saw for the first time in 2009. Tons of great movies ...

As we are now more than two months into 2010, it's time to present The End of Cinema list of the Best Films of 2009. As usual in this a...

And here are the winners of this year's Endys, presented along with my Oscar predictions, which haven't been all that good of late. ...

The September Issue - RJ Cutler's documentary is billed as being the Anna Wintour movie, but in fact is more about what its title clai...

It's Oscartime again, and that means it's time to hand out the annual End of Cinema awards (the Endys) for all the films and perform...

Make Way For Tomorrow - One of the most tear-inducing movies I've ever seen, extremely sad, but never depressing, if that's a disti...

Food, Inc - Pretty much what you expect it to be. Though, it was nice to see it focus on the real bad guy in this area, corporate capitali...

(500) Days of Summer - A very good romantic comedy that's a little too much indebted to every other romantic comedy since, well, The Gra...