There are some editing holes that I’m sure the book fills with pages of exposition, but otherwise the psychological and sociological investigations included are a respite from similar fare that usually omits their consideration.

So, in the end times, will movies like this stop being made? Just weighing my options. Ripe for riffing and drinking-game worthy (+20%), I defer to Christy Lemire’s better review.

Really creative.

Tour de force. Holds up well over time.

Gripping throughout.

Lame story constructed around a desire to point out the Bush administration’s war justification lies and strategic ineptitude. Might have been better if Greengrass could ever find someone that can hold a camera steady.

Engrossing, but also pretentious, superficial, and thoroughly annoying. Here’s to hoping that writer/director Cahill researches more than two Wikipedia pages before tackling science or spirituality again.

An unique artistic style and a nice story aid this family stop-motion.

Another very good animated family movie from Pixar.