The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 has some standout sequences, and gives the franchise a fitting (if protracted) conclusion
The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 is only the first half of the final chapter of Suzanne Collins’ immensely popular young adult franchise
A Most Wanted Man is a first-rate spy thriller from director Anton Corbijn (Control, The American) from the 2008 John le Carré novel
The Hunger Games: Catching Fire represents a more-than-solid entry in the post-apocalyptic young adult franchise
The Master is another magnificent piece of filmmaking from the director of Boogie Nights, Magnolia, and There Will Be Blood
A cynical, pessimistic tale, The Ides of March is an all-too pertinent reminder of the state of the political game
Bennett Miller’s Moneyball is a real surprise, one of the best baseball movies ever made and certainly one of the most realistic
Jack Goes Boating, the directorial debut of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, is an oddball little NYC indie
There’s a real love for classic rock and pirate radio that shines through in Richard Curtis’ The Boat That Rocked
Synecdoche, New York, is the best translation of a Charlie Kaufman screenplay to the screen yet
John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt is thought-provoking and refreshingly ambiguous
Before the Devil Knows You’re Dead is the director’s best film in 25 years
Charlie Wilson’s War seems to have everything going for it. But there’s one fatal flaw: it’s too short