By Mike Ward
If you’re a statistically average person, what are your chances of following these people’s lead and successfully preparing for social collapse? Well, pretty long, unless you have quite a few acres of land lying fallow in the country and a couple hundred thousand extra dollars. [07.Feb.12]
Hopefully, the found footage gimmick will give way after the first episode, since it would be a shame to shoot all of the Amazon from one camera on some guy’s shoulder. [07.Feb.12]
All of the central characters are people working at jobs. They're creative, highly skilled jobs for which few people are qualified, but they are jobs nonetheless. [06.Feb.12]
By Maysa Hattab
The victim's childlike shuttling between male authority figures in times of crisis made me want to shake her, while her underdeveloped context made me want to shake the writer and director. [04.Feb.12]
By Ross Langager
At the end of every race in Luck, the viewer exhales, looks upon the faces of the horse track faithful, and thinks, “So that’s why they do it.” [29.Jan.12]
At this late hour, Peter sees that to destroy Alicia or even Will is to destroy himself. [29.Jan.12]
