Quick Take: Sunset

Ambitious in every way, but also slow.

Review: You Can’t Take It With You

A thoroughly appealing message, and the film finds satisfying moments to become a battle cry for the oppressed masses and for individualism.

The Colombian jungle heist and subsequent escape through the Andes offer satisfying thrills.

There is so much tragedy in this film that it goes a little too far.

This is one of Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest thrillers, filled with curious doubles and opposites.

Experimental navel-gazing of a rather tiresome kind, its lack of narrative focus likely to put off most viewers except nostalgic cineastes.

Great rapport between Brie Larson, Samuel L. Jackson (who’s been very convincingly digitally de-aged)… and Goose the cat.

You may say you’ve grown tired of the genre, but it’s made important cultural advances over the years.