Reviews

If you are going to see “Brothers” because you want to see a movie full of happiness around the holidays,

Most Americans don’t know the name Giuseppe Tornatore, but he is the director of what many consider to be a

Steve McQueen’s directorial debut is a triumphant first picture that has such sure of itself directing and acting it is

We here at ReviewSTL love a good deal. Both Kevin and I’s DVD collections are bursting at the seams. Luckily

It isn’t very often I go see a film and can’t find a single redeeming quality about a film. I’ve

Wes Anderson returns to the screen with a film that fits into his little world only this time with a

In the very first scene of Ninja Assassin you figure out that this isn’t a film for everyone. A Yakuza

John Hillcoat’s adaptation of Cormac McCarthy’s post apocalyptic The Road is executed extremely well, but the lack of great ability

Precious has been lauded with praise since its debut at Sundance this year and considered a front runner for Best

The new Jane Campion film is a period love story where the two lovers are destined to never be together