The Film Yap

The final chapter of Christopher Nolan’s Batman trilogy ends not with a bang but an allegory. Continue reading →

Saying goodbye to a brilliant British actor that brought warmth and comedy to all his roles, big and small. Continue reading →

The Batman saga ends not with a bang but an allegory. It’s a darker, bolder superhero flick that often tries to do too much. Continue reading →

Things get a little awkward/steamy/awkward with a series of movies involving the invention of the strip tease, the sixth dimension and, well, pirates. Continue reading →

Though still an entertaining bit of animation, there’s no denying the tang of disappointment that clings to Pixar’s “Cars 2.” Continue reading →

The Brian De Palma classic (?) arrives on Blu-ray so it can confuse new viewers. Continue reading →

This British knockoff of “The Dirty Dozen” may be derivative, but it’s also well-done and satisfyingly cynical. Continue reading →

Pixar has delivered its worst movie, by far. By that, I mean “Cars 2″ is merely pretty good. Continue reading →

A second-rate rip-off of “Toy Story,” “Gnomeo & Juliet” always goes for the lowest common denominator. Continue reading →

Chavvy teens + Sarf (South) London x Alien Invasion = British teen sci-fi thriller.
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