The Hurt Locker
The Ghost Writer
Ewan McGregor plays a ghostwriter hired to finish the memoirs (the first writer having died mysteriously) of a retired British prime minister, played by Pierce Brosnan and clearly representing Tony Blair. Director Roman Polanski shows his mastery of visual storytelling in this smart film of international politics and paranoia.
Grade: A
The Crazies
Green Zone
Cop Out
Banter rules in this minor but funny buddy movie starring tough guy Bruce Willis and goofy guy Tracy Morgan as New York City police detectives. Fine supporting banter is supplied by the hilariously annoying Seann William Scott and the profane (except when her son’s around) Susie Essman.
Grade: B
The Last Station
Leo Tolstoy in his old age wrestles with the conflicting demands of his wife, with whom he has shared a full life of worldly pleasures, and the Tolstoyans all around him, who strive to live out the utopian ideals of his later years. The story is warm, sad, human – appropriate to Tolstoy, in other words – and filmed in beautiful country settings, with fine performances by Christopher Plummer and Helen Mirren.
Grade: A

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