There’s a common feeling when you start watching a movie on Netflix. As the movie begins, you’re still adjusting the position where you’re sitting, the volume, the brightness. It’s usually a little harder than a movie theater to dive right into a movie. In my own case, when I first watched Punch-Drunk Love on Netflix, I was still just getting into the movie when less than 5 minutes in, a random, chaotic event immediately sucks in your attention. The moment might feel like a gimmick, but from that point forward, you’re going to be engulfed in the movie. READ MORE...

While Julianne Moore shines in a role with range, the film itself does nothing to go beyond the performance.

This documentary is as riveting and entertaining as the intense Soviet hockey games that it depicts, thanks to great interview subjects and a story worth hearing.

*Screening at the 2014 AFI Film Festival, J.C. Chandor's third feature is a slow-burning yet tense crime drama, starring Oscar Isaac and Jessica Chastain.

Director Bennett Miller leads a fearless cast into new and demanding territory in this modern-day American tragedy.

*Screening at the 2014 AFI Film Festival, a mysterious death tests the relationship between three half-sisters in this eerie, genre-blending feature film debut.

This provocative documentary exposes the corruption in big business' hidden practices of bending public safety to their own wills and interests.

This documentary is an enjoyable love letter to the writer-director, acknowledging the man behind such an eclectic filmography.