Thoughtful reviews, the Boulder film scene

" How come God hogs all the good followers and we get all the retards "
— John Leguizamo, Spawn

MRQE Top Critic

Six Degrees of Separation

Mystery man Will Smith charms his way into high society —Marty Mapes (review...)

Sponsored links

Emily Watson

  • Hamnet (2025)

    Hamnet Review by Matt Anderson: Perhaps fittingly, Will and Agnes don’t “meet cute.” They meet kinda hot.

  • The Legend of Ochi (2025)

    The Legend of Ochi Review by Matt Anderson: The Ochi are better defined than the humans.

  • Belle (2014)

    Mbatha-Raw makes a fine Belle Review by Robert Denerstein: Gives an Austen-like treatment to a historically important story

  • The Book Thief (2013)

    Nelisse aids The Book Thief Review by Robert Denerstein: That rare film that seems to get just about everything wrong

  • War Horse (2011)

    War Horse steals the show from the humans Review by Matt Anderson: War Horse stumbles out of the gate but finishes strong.

    Review by Robert Denerstein: Spielberg gives great spectacle, but the sentimental notes may be sounded too loudly

    DVD review by Matt Anderson: War Horse is an elegant, epic look at the horrors of World War I.

  • The Proposition (2006)

    Pearce has a Proposition for you Review by Matt Anderson: A violent story, but it offers things to think about on the way back home

  • Separate Lies (2005)

    Watson lives her Separate Lie Review by Marty Mapes: Rich with irony and themes; never contrived; Fellowes is a mature, intelligent, in-control filmmaker

  • Equilibrium (2003)

    DVD review by Ryan Hurtig: Equilibrium offers nothing new as a cautionary tale about totalitarian societies

  • Punch-Drunk Love (2002)

    Sandler and Watson share their Punch-Drunk Love Review by Marty Mapes: Surreal, funny, and stylish, Punch-Drunk Love is one of the best movies of 2002