Christopher Null

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com May 1, 2021 4/5 While it's imperfect, I have to say I feel a deep sense of achievement having finished the series. Go to Full Review The Decalogue (1989) 100% 98%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Apr 9, 2021 2/5 Overrated pap. Go to Full Review Olympia Part One: Festival of the Nations (1938) 89% 86%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Apr 9, 2021 2/5 Overrated pap. Go to Full Review Olympia Part Two: Festival of Beauty (1938) 80% 88%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Jul 23, 2019 3.5/5 Sissy and Mel face off against a raging river -- and plenty more -- in this chest-thumping melodrama from On Golden Pond director Mark Rydell. Go to Full Review The River (1984) 27% 50%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Jul 6, 2015 3/5 It just doesn't work. Go to Full Review Chinese Roulette (1976) 83% 67%

Christopher Null Austin Chronicle Aug 23, 2014 One of Robbins' finest unheralded performances, plus a slew of supporting roles from then-unknowns Eriq LaSalle, Ving Rhames, Jason Alexander, Pruitt Taylor Vince, and an uncredited Macaulay Culkin. Go to Full Review Jacob's Ladder (1990) 71% 84%

Christopher Null Contactmusic.com Apr 29, 2013 3.5/5 The Citizen Kane of westerns. Go to Full Review The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) 95% 92%

Christopher Null Contactmusic.com Apr 23, 2013 3.5/5 A definitive piece of Americana by way of Howard Hawks, Rio Bravo is what the late 1950s studio system was all about Go to Full Review Rio Bravo (1959) 96% 91%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Mar 4, 2013 4/5 So much legal craziness that you'll soon agree the whole system is totally out of whack. Go to Full Review - - - -

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Feb 24, 2013 3.5/5 A solid rendition if the classic play, though not really deserving of its platitudes. Go to Full Review Hamlet (1948) 96% 80%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Mar 22, 2012 2/5 an idea for a short extended far beyond its creative shelf life Go to Full Review Brake (2012) 48% 40%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Mar 1, 2012 4/5 For a heavy metal film, there is a lot of soul here. Go to Full Review Last Days Here (2011) 86% 90%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Feb 10, 2012 4/5 Classic, yet hopelessly dated. Go to Full Review Stagecoach (1939) 100% 86%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Feb 9, 2012 1.5/5 a cross between Romantic Conflict for Dummies and Tepid Soup for the Soul Go to Full Review The Vow (2012) 30% 63%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Feb 2, 2012 2/5 behaves better as a museum piece that should be framed, hung and admired than as a moving piece of cinema that encourages you to embrace and interact with it. Go to Full Review W.E. (2011) 12% 48%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Jan 31, 2012 3/5 It's an odd and unique testament to 1940s' zeitgeist, a period of hope and despair, both of which are reflected in Ms. Foyle. Go to Full Review Kitty Foyle (1940) 73% 72%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Jan 26, 2012 4/5 In this vast expanse of hopelessness, The Grey is a rare mainstream action picture, exploratory in genre and of whatever lies beyond Go to Full Review The Grey (2012) 80% 61%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Jan 12, 2012 4/5 Okay, so he's not Woody Allen. That's setting the bar a bit too high. But for Burns, he's never been better. Go to Full Review Newlyweds (2011) 73% 53%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Dec 8, 2011 2/5 Good Lord, is this what's waiting on the other side of 40? Go to Full Review I Melt With You (2011) 16% 43%

Christopher Null Filmcritic.com Dec 1, 2011 4.5/5 It's not gonna be a pleasant chat. Go to Full Review We Need to Talk About Kevin (2011) 74% 78%