Wonderfully enchanting wintry fare.

Fruitvale Station offers no social remedies, but by recreating Grant’s final hours, it actualizes him as a man, not just a rally cry.

Game of Thrones gives us much to ruminate on regarding power, honor, and family. But it also reminds us that whether one is rich or poor, man or woman, honorable or evil, in Westeros life ain’t fair.

The film uses the cutting edge of technology to take viewers to the far reaches of the human experience, but also to create a sense of empathy, of investing in the life of another person. It’s a remarkably complex film, but an admirably simple one, too.

It’s an oft-told tale, but director Mike Newell’s handsome version of Charles Dickens’ epic novel is marked by strong performances, well-developed characters and gorgeous cinematography.

Though set in the future, Her is a timely, soulful and plausible love story.