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Reviews
By Jake Meaney
Casino Royale feels sleek, lean, shorn of fat, lithely running freely along that relentless but perilous path from point A to point B in classic parkourfashion. [13 April 2007]
By Cynthia Fuchs
The new Bond understands loss, but focuses on revenge instead of grief. He's a hard body in a hard new world. [16 November 2006]
By Cynthia Fuchs
This opening action is acrobatic, the explosions thrilling, and the sword-fighting is sensationally swooshy. [28 October 2005]
By Cynthia Fuchs
The truth is shifty throughout Beyond Borders, primarily because its fiction is filtered through Sarah's eyes. [22 March 2004]
By Cynthia Fuchs
The scene inspires Sarah to do a right thing, that is, leave her comfy urban environs for the deserts of Ethiopia. [23 October 2003]
By Cynthia Fuchs
Forces of nature make for excellent movie villains. Twisters, storms at sea, icebergs, earthquakes, wild rivers full of snakes, volcanoes -- they're all big, bad, easily recognizable bullies, mainly because, by definition, they never pick on anyone their own size. [1 January 1995]
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