Movie Gazette

Reviews Featuring Catherine Keener

Full Frontal

Whether regarded as a postmodern study of the paradoxes of art and identity, or just viewed as a series of amusing, intricately related episodes, this bold Hollywood satire has something - but perhaps not quite enough - for everybody.

Being John Malkovich

Curiouser and curiouser – and very, very funny.

Out Of Sight

A cool, sharp and entertaining crime caper.

S1M0NE

Funny and fascinating, but pot-holed with missed opportunities.

The Interpreter

A gripping and intelligent political thriller with a liberal dose of PR for the UN.

Where the Wild Things Are

The Soloist

This fascinating character study amongst the underbelly of Los Angeles powerfully drowns out any cheesy sentimentality.

Where the Wild Things Are

Not quite a kids' movie, but not exactly for adults either, this little boy and his monster friends are surprisingly melancholy, interspersed with some subtle humor, in a film that's interesting but lacks some inexplicable spark.

Into the Wild

Lavish cinematography, interesting characters and a great big adventure will leave you with a feeling of seeing something special.