Baumbach’s adapted script is loaded with witty intellectualism and patronizing dialogue, resulting in a project that comes across as being even more self-absorbed than usual.
Baumbach’s adapted script is loaded with witty intellectualism and patronizing dialogue, resulting in a project that comes across as being even more self-absorbed than usual.
The anti-Hallmark yuletide classic you’ve been waiting for.
While this foodie romance features a predictable menu and a been-there, done-that premise, audiences aren’t being served a reheated plate of lukewarm leftovers.
Despite imperfections in storytelling and execution, this macabre coming-of-age story is a lesson in life, love, and the need for human connection.
Riddled with ill-fitting clichés and a predictable conclusion, the film is a stiff, passionless affair.
While unremarkable as a cinematic achievement, this intimate documentary honors the Hollywood legend, filmmaker, and Civil Rights activist, Sidney Poitier.