Our rating: 91%

A powerful war film and character piece with a knock out performance from Cumberbatch, who must be destined for Oscar glory.

Our rating: 100%

Just a perfect film! Not only my favorite of 2014 so far, but of the last few years as a whole.

Our rating: 68%

A solid debut comedy from Theodore Melfi, and fine performances.

Our rating: 38%

Despite a spellbindingly beautiful aesthetic, A.J. Edwards’s The Better Angels plays as misguided memorial, a failed attempt to originate a myth already well made.

Our rating: 72%

Emptying the Skies affectingly documents the injustice being performed against our winged neighbors and the plight of the few out to save them. As a revealing piece of cinema, despite its falling prey to convention, it will certainly urge you to peer upward more often in gratitude and awe.

Our rating: 94%

One of the stand out animations of the year; a must watch for all.

Our rating: 85%

A fresh, dark and compelling crime thriller with a phenomenal lead performance by Gyllenhaal. Guaranteed to become one of the most talked about films of the season.

Our rating: 31%

A frustrating bore from start to finish.

Our rating: 96%

Listen Up Philip is a brilliantly vicious blend of the literary and cinematic, a place where I found a bit of myself in each person’s personal journey, even the narcissists.

Our rating: 96%

A film that is not just for Nick Cave fans, but a film that should be seen by all who create.

Our rating: 57%

Fans of Belle and Sebastian’s music will love this, but there is where the love will end.

Our rating: 81%

A documentary that harmonizes the links between comedy and tragedy, a great start for first time filmmaker, Mark Myers.

Our rating: 98%

Gone Girl is surely David Fincher's latest masterwork.

Our rating: 57%

An enjoyable watch but flawed in many ways, and be warned, this isn’t The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.  

Our rating: 98%

Every living person should see this, Boyhood is the incarnation of modern life. 

Our rating: 61%

A good fix of Coogan and Brydon, but nothing more than an enjoyable extension of The Trip.

Our rating: 68%

A serviceable action film to be beloved by Dad’s and momentarily enjoyed by everyone else.

Our rating: 50%

A decidedly average adaptation that, like its characters, is not as outrageous, insightful or funny as it thinks it is.

Our rating: 76%

Wetlands is a great director and actor showcase, but the film will certainly not work for everyone. If you aren’t feint of heart towards gross out humor & graphic sexual acts then you should definitely check this one out. Wnendt and Juri are going places.

Our rating: 42%

This Is Where I Leave You is fine enough while you are watching it, I laughed, the film dragged, but upon reflection I don’t have many good things to say about it.

by Zac Oldenburg

Our rating: 86%

A charming comedy with a lot to say about the power of solidarity, not to be missed.

by Liam Macloed

Our rating: 39%

Jon Stewart's directional debut leaves a lot to be desired.