Rent It Following the introduction of James Bond to movies in the 1960s, the spy genre has slowly polarized itself into two camps: the over-the-top thrill ride with the gadgets and the dashing hero, and the gritty, realistic approach with an eye for detail (Bond never got too close to the latter, but the current run of Daniel Craig movies are certainly attempting to have their cake and eat it too). To this pile, we can now add "The Bureau", a decent French spy series that never exactly catches fire but delivers some well-orchestrated thrills.The series is comprised of three…

Rent It As perhaps the most globally recognized Japanese film star of all time, the legendary Toshiro Mifune (1920-1997) was featured in nearly 200 films during a career that spanned almost 50 years. Largely remembered for his collaborations with director Akira Kurosawa between 1948 and 1965---which include such classics as Rashomon, <A href="http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/44857/seven-samurai/" target="blank...Read the entire review Source: DVD Talk

Rent It In 10 Words or LessSci-fi, ethics, psychology, disappointment...this one's got it allReviewer's Bias*Loves: Smart sci-fi, psychological filmLikes: Bottle episodes, indie filmsDislikes: Obvious button-pushingHates: Disappointing endingsThe MovieAll due respect to the people involved in making Circle, but I hate this movie. That's not a judgement on the technical effort, which is solid. It has nothing to do with the performances, which are uniformly good. And it's not a problem with the story. The reason I came away from this film with a negative opinion about Circle is solely the ending, which has to be one of the most disappointing…