An honest look at an artist facing a creative struggle with plenty of laughs and food culture. This one made me smile… and it’s Craig-approved!
Runtime: 114 minutes
Worthmytime: 104 minutes
Neighbors
Completely ridiculous but had a few laughs. The airbag gig was the highlight.
Runtime: 97 minutes
Worthmytime: 60 minutes
61%
Sin City: A Dame To Kill For
Expectedly not as strong as the first. Brolan is no Clive Owen as Dwight, but newcomers Eva Green and Joseph Gordon-Levitt and a fun new story with Nancy make for an enjoyable sit.
Runtime: 102 minutes
Worthmytime: 80 minutes
78%
The One I Love
A truly unique film. Moss & Duplass are fantastic. A thinking person’s film – will result in lots of questions (which is part of the fun).
Runtime: 91 minutes
Worthmytime: 78 minutes
85%
The Grand Budapest Hotel
Amazing art direction but felt slow and long. Fiennes is great and there’s some enjoyable visual gags.
Runtime: 100 minutes
Worthmytime: 73 minutes
73%
The LEGO Movie
Am I the only one who didn’t care for this movie? I fell asleep and didn’t finish.
Runtime: 100 minutes
Worthmytime: 20 minutes
20%
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit
The story and action were fantastic… until about 2/3 of the way through the movie when things abruptly shift and became increasingly unrealistic.
Runtime: 105 minutes
Worthmytime: 68 minutes
64%
To the Wonder
Malick’s last directed movie. Captures his spirit with beautiful cinematography but not as captivating as The Tree of Life – see that one to get your Malick fix.
Runtime: 112 minutes
Worthmytime: 70 minutes
62%
American Hustle
Excellent characters, great performances, and ridiculous costumes… but what’s the story? Sizzle but no steak.
Runtime: 138 minutes
Worthmytime: 100 minutes
72%
Catching Fire
Better than than The Hunger Games. Lawrence is fantastic and the movie’s pace makes for an intense – if abrupt – ending. See it!
Runtime: 146 minutes
Worthmytime: 130 minutes