Far From Heaven

Green is the dominant color of Todd Haynes' revisionist melodrama. Green, the color of envy, nature, money and hope, all of which bubble...

Burn Notice — Season 1

The first thing that grabs your attention in Burn Notice is its disturbingly incessant glamor shots of Miami, that fetid den of gauche arch...

Lost — Season 4

[Warning -- Contains spoilers] At last. After enjoying the first season and suffering through chunks of the subsequent two, I couldn't s...

Lost — Season 3

[Warning – contains spoilers] Every pre-conceived notion I had of JJ Abrams' and Damon Lindelof's Lost -- that it was rambling, unf...

Waltz With Bashir

Waltz With Bashir is one of the most intriguing and original documentaries you could ever hope to see, made only more impressive by its avo...

Stripes

Year One left such a bad taste in my mouth that when I got back to my apartment I gathered what few Ramis DVDs I had and popped them in the...

Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen

Remember that old gag in the movies where the hero dropped a huge bell on the villain and then struck it to deafen the foe inside? As a chil...

Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog

Let's go back to fall of 2007 for a moment: the new Golden Age of Television is about to end. Why? Because the WGA is set to go on strik...

Lost — Season 2

[Warning - contains major spoilers] The first season of Lost exceeded my expectations, mixing suspense with character development without g...

The Silence

If it achieves nothing else, The Silence , the final installment of Bergman's faith trilogy, is still impressive for making such a simpl...