Highly reverential, yet admirably modern in its execution, Far From the Madding Crowd is a worthy, engaging breath of new life into Hardy’s iconic text.
The Avengers return in an exhilarating action spectacular that proves that keeping the band together is just not as much fun as getting them together.
Lost River shows that Ryan Gosling's talents don't extend to screenwriting, with a limp story swamping keen actors and a cool look.
Carol Morley's sophomore feature is a heady and eerie tale of burgeoning sexuality and the effects of institutionalization.
A Little Chaos is so well pruned and trimmed that there's nothing to snag you or leave a mark. It's soufflé-light.
Perhaps more funny peculiar than funny ha-ha, Roy Andersson caps his existential comedy trilogy in his trademark style. Newcomers enter at their own risk.
The Salvation can't save itself from its rote characters and plotting, leaving Mads Mikkelsen to do the heavy lifting.
With revealing interviews, unprecedented access to all things Cobain and genuine interest in its tormented subject, Montage of Heck will leave fans and casual listeners alike in Nirvana.