Mini-Review: Technically stunning: asides from the ability to truly film it in one single take, the costume and sound design are wonderful, a film that is as beautiful to watch as it is to listen to. Unfortunately, I found myself becoming quite impatient, at times, due to my lack of historical knowledge of Russia centuries ago. This, ultimately, may be the largest barrier to truly 'enjoying' the film: a technical marvel to appreciate, but can become quite dry in its oft-obscure references to a Russian past

Mini-Review: I think what I most enjoy about 'White' is how it reflects the French ideal of 'Equality'...for all the wrong reasons. A darkly humourous revenge tale, I found myself thoroughly entertained for the two hours it lasts. Of course, it's difficult to review the film as you inevitably compare it to the rest of Kieślowski's oeuvre, where it is a weaker effort (the ending, especially, feels 'off' to me), but really, it's still a great film. Nothing inherently wrong with it at all.

Mini-Review: Black comedy set in the corporate dog-eat-dog world, where you may be as likely to cringe as you are to laugh. The most interesting part of it may well be the study of Eckhart's scummy, manipulative, and entirely sociopathic character. Great writing, with a memorable and unpredictable ending that may infuriate as much as it may please. I love it, but I can understand those who may not want to indulge in the cruel antics of the two pro/antagonists.

Mini-Review: The film definitely offers some of my favourite Hitch moments: the airplane sequence is just superb, some of the dialogue hilarious and deviant (oft-reminding me of the quick and witty innuendos from films noir such as 'Double Indemnity'), and the cat-and-mouse game made for an immensely entertaining two hours. I just felt that some moments between Grant and Saint slowed down the pace a bit too much, interrupting the momentum the film does so well to develop and sustain. Still, such a fun movie!