‘The Darjeeling Limited’ movie review: Wes Anderson brews up one of his best yet
The Darjeeling Limited has been passed over by critics and audiences alike, which is a cryin’ shame
January 23, 2008
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The Darjeeling Limited has been passed over by critics and audiences alike, which is a cryin’ shame
Tony Gilroy´s Michael Clayton avoids the usual clichés while becoming that rare film that perfectly balances suspense with dramatic content
After being separated into 2 movies for its initial release, Grindhouse is now screening in its intended form for Czech audiences
Ratatouille just might be the best film yet from both director Brad Bird and Pixar Studios
Ultimatum is the best of the Bourne movies, cold and heartless like its subject but so intense and exciting that we often don´t have time to care
Pan’s Labyrinth is a rich, beautiful, violent fairy tale for adults
David Lynch at his most unrestrained produces Inland Empire, a brilliant, mysterious, perversely fascinating film.
David Fincher´s Zodiac is a gripping, fascinating true-crime story
Paul Verhoeven is back in grand fashion with Black Book, which combines his Dutch roots with Hollywood flair
The Fountain is a a magical, mystical, spiritual, and intimate film that tackles subjects no less than life and death and the nature of our existence in this world
Todd Field´s sophomore feature Little Children is a compelling, captivating experience.
This adaptation of the beloved novel by Bohumil Hrabal is a near-masterpiece and a film of unique beauty
United 93 is one of the scariest movies you’ll ever see, a you-are-there recreation of the 9/11 hijacking
Master Czech animator Jan Švankmajer’s latest film is one of his very finest