Kelly Jane Torrance

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 2.5/5 It's hard to believe you'd be squinting at your watch in the dark while two of the most charismatic actors in Hollywood are on the screen in front of you. Go to Full Review Limitless (2011) 68% 74%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 The film is a masterful exploration of belief in God and, perhaps more importantly, love. Go to Full Review Of Gods and Men (2010) 93% 75%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3.5/5 Based on the novel by Michael Connelly -- the first in a franchise -- this one has crisper dialogue than most [legal thrillers]. Go to Full Review The Lincoln Lawyer (2011) 83% 82%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 [William Shimell's] an engaging presence, cool and confident in front of the camera. Go to Full Review Certified Copy (2010) 89% 73%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 [Amy] Ryan continues to be one of our best supporting actresses, one who shines but doesn't need to steal scenes. Go to Full Review Win Win (2011) 95% 85%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3.5/5 This critic recommends this idiosyncratic film -- as long as you aren't too bothered by the sight of men getting the life beaten out of them. Go to Full Review Super (2010) 50% 56%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 [Director] Duncan Jones isn't just creating his own career; he's helping to transform a genre. Go to Full Review Source Code (2011) 92% 82%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 This Arthur closely tracks the plot of the original, but it has a heart of its own. Go to Full Review Arthur (2011) 27% 44%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 Bill Cunningham... is at least as intriguing as the nameless men and women he presents to the world. Go to Full Review Bill Cunningham New York (2010) 99% 92%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 To the North American viewer, Danish director Susanne Bier's films come as a revelation. Go to Full Review In a Better World (2010) 77% 86%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 2.5/5 The bigger problem is that the central character of [Mary] Surratt, as pictured here, is completely unengaging. Go to Full Review The Conspirator (2010) 56% 62%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 Winter in Wartime proves there's still much to learn about the war -- and ourselves. Go to Full Review Winter in Wartime (2008) 75% 77%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 2.5/5 While they've produced a competently made film, they haven't pulled off a miracle. Atlas Shrugged is much as you'd expect. Go to Full Review Atlas Shrugged: Part 1 (2011) 12% 69%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 One gets the sense, watching this predictable but dazzling film, that we all lost something when the circus became safer, but less thrilling. Go to Full Review Water for Elephants (2011) 60% 70%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 Deneuve is as luminous as ever. Go to Full Review Potiche (2010) 84% 61%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 Add a cool narration by the incomparable Samuel L. Jackson, though, and you have something really special. Go to Full Review African Cats (2011) 73% 77%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 Director Bertrand Tavernier has made a stunning film. Go to Full Review The Princess of Montpensier (2010) 85% 54%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 [It's a] moving, quiet film. Go to Full Review The Human Resources Manager (2010) 75% 62%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 4/5 Do we really need a fifth movie filled with car races, car chases and car crashes? Of course not. But then, we also don't need the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren or the Autobahn. But they add an awfully lot of fun to our short, brutal lives. Go to Full Review Fast Five (2011) 77% 83%

Kelly Jane Torrance Washington Examiner Jan 8, 2019 3/5 Herzog tells us, in his inimitable way, why we care about a bunch of old pictures of horses and lions. Go to Full Review Cave of Forgotten Dreams (2010) 96% 73%