The novel opens with a striking, abrupt proclamation: “My name is Salmon, like the fish; first...

Wong Kar-wai’s beautiful tone poem is an ode to unrequited and impossible love. Its brilliant color...

At the end, she’s back at square one leading the student life, but inside, she’s grown...

Ritchie, whose previous films Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels and Snatch are cult favorites, brings...

Marshall apparently strove for the early 60s New Wave Cinema feel, which relied heavily on shaky...

The story and script fail to create multifaceted characters, sticking instead to the inherent malevolence of...