The Unenthusiastic Critic is venturing into the heart of darkness for her first viewing of Francis Ford Coppola's Apocalypse Now, released 40 years ago this week.

The Unenthusiastic Critic is firing all of her guns at once at a counterculture classic.

Last year, the Unenthusiastic Critic met Sean Connery's James Bond. Now, she's ready for Moore.

We're celebrating the 40th anniversary of Albert Brooks' seminal, and absurdly prescient, comedy.

Surfing? Bank robbery? Homoerotic bromance? We've found a film The Unenthusiastic Critic can be enthusiastic about.

For St. Patrick's Day, we're heading back to the Emerald Isle with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara for some John Ford paddywhackery.

We're switching seats this week, and The Unenthusiastic Critic is picking the movie: Spike Lee's semi-autobiographic joint Crooklyn.

That's right, we bad, we bad...and so, to be honest, is STIR CRAZY.

They call him MISTER Tibbs: we're celebrating Black History Month with one of Sidney Poitier's greatest performances.

In the world according to the Unenthusiastic Critic, she wouldn't have to watch movies like this.