2/10/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Denzel Washington Swaggers Through Safe House What separates Safe House from the standard Cuisinart-cut action picture is that it’s marinated in post-Iraq cynicism.
2/3/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Woman in Black Gives an Anemic ‘Boo?’ Where are Hermione and Ron when Daniel Radcliffe needs them?
1/24/12 / Vulture / Comment Edelstein on the ‘Unworthy’ Oscar Nominations There's no excuse for overlooking Margin Call or Beginners.
1/20/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: Haywire, or The Vindictive Ex-Girlfriend Experience Gina Carano is something to see.
1/13/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Enjoyably Pure Artifice of A Joyful Noise It's too transparently corny and manipulative to resent.
1/6/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: In A Separation, Every Single Character Comes Up Short in Life What makes it so good is that no one is bad.
1/6/12 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Disposable Exorcism Mockumentary The Devil Inside It’s always fun to watch bony, hollow-eyed white women grotesquely contort their bodies, call priests “cocksuckers,” and hurl them against walls, but the ending reeks.
12/29/11 / Vulture / Comment Edelstein: The Iron Lady Makes a Case for the Human Being Beneath Thatcher’s Mask Meryl Streep the impersonator reproduces the music in her subject’s voice and through it the workings of a mind.
12/28/11 / Vulture / Comment David Edelstein’s Favorite Performances From 2011 And a few of his worsts, as well.
12/19/11 / Vulture / Comment Movie Review: The Bigger, Better Adventures of Tintin Spielberg becomes the slapstick-action wizard of his (and our) wildest dreams.