Movie Reviews7.1/10
Garden State Review: Zach Braff’s Numb Protagonist Learns to Feel Again
A man returns to his hometown for his mother's funeral and awakens from a long sleep of numbness, in this tale of grief and healing.
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Movie Reviews5/10
The Other Boleyn Girl Review: Portman Shines, But the Script Can’t Keep Up With Its Own Ambitions
A tale of two sisters, one king, and ambition that destroys all, wherein Portman's cunning and Bana's fury redeem a script of many faults.
Movie Reviews8.1/10
‘Jackie’: Portman’s Masterful Portrait of a Widow Carrying the Weight of a Nation
A widow speaks of her husband's legacy amid grief and power, in Natalie Portman's finest hour.
V for Vendetta’s 20th Anniversary Marks Its Return to Theaters
V for Vendetta returns to theaters for two nights only, with an exclusive new featurette from director James McTeigue.
Movie Reviews6.5/10
A Lie Between Two Couples Tears Closer Apart
A tale of four souls entwined in lies and desire, wherein a woman watches all others act whilst her own heart remains unseen.
Movie Reviews5.8/10
Brothers (2009): A Sturdy Premise, Softened by Warmth
A review of Brothers (2009), the Jim Sheridan remake starring Tobey Maguire, Jake Gyllenhaal and Natalie Portman, with two Golden Globe nominations.
Movie Reviews5/10
A Summer Camp Meeting That Takes Years to Pay Off
Natalie Portman and Ashton Kutcher play friends who try a no-strings affair in No Strings Attached. A review of the 2011 rom-com's cast, plot and flaws.
Movie Reviews5.7/10
Thor: Love and Thunder: Two Good Performances, No Conviction
Thor: Love and Thunder review: Christian Bale and Natalie Portman shine, but Taika Waititi's jokes bury the grief. A 5.7/10 Marvel misfire.
Movie Reviews7.9/10
Annihilation Review: Alex Garland’s Cosmic Horror Walks Into the Shimmer and Mostly Earns Its Mystery
Annihilation review: Alex Garland sends five women into the Shimmer. A cold, smart horror film that trusts its audience and refuses to explain itself.
Movie Reviews6.2/10
The Wachowskis turned Alan Moore’s rage into a studio thriller
V for Vendetta hit US theaters on 17 March 2006 after a four-month delay. A look at the Wachowskis' dystopian thriller, its cast, and Alan Moore's refusal.
Movie Reviews6.4/10
Léon: The Professional at 32: A Hitman, a Girl, and the Flaw That Makes It Interesting
A review of Luc Besson's Léon: The Professional, starring Jean Reno and Natalie Portman, scoring the 1994 crime drama 6.4/10.